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The IRE Resource Center is a major research library containing more than 23,250 investigative stories — both print and broadcast.

These stories are searchable online or by contacting the Resource Center directly (573-882-3364 or rescntr@ire.org) where a researcher can help you pinpoint what you need.

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  • Cactus, Texas

    "In a three-part series The Dallas Morning News and Al Dia examined Cactus, Texas: A town where three out of four residents were thought to be illegal immigrants; the slaughterhouse where they worked; and the local officials who walk a politcal tight wire with the biggest employer in town."

    Tags: immigration; mexico; mexican; quiche; citizen; Swift; Guatemala

    By Arnold Hamilton; Deboarh Turner; Sudeep Reddy; Dianne Soils; Laurence Iliff

    Dallas Morning News

    2006

  • Beneath Native Land: Occidental Petroleum in South America

    Much of the oil sought by Occidental Petroleum is under Indian land. In the Peruvian Amazon, OXY "polluted principal water sources used by several groups of Indians in the Peruvian Amazon. It did so for close to 30 years, at a time when the region lacked the protection of environmental laws. People in the region say they're still living with this legacy. The second half of the story takes place in Ecuador [where] ... the company uses more modern technology and is notably cleaner. But as the indigenous movement has strengthened and sometimes hampered oil drilling, Occidental has used coercive methods to gain approval for exploration."

    Tags: CASSETTE; TRANSCRIPT; DISK; oil; pollution; natives; third world development; Colombia; water tests; flora; fauna; U'Wa tribe. Quiche Indians; Secoya; petroleum; Rio Tigre

    By Ingrid Lobet

    National Public Radio

    2000