Martín Paredes has provided political campaign consulting services to political consultants such as Jaime O. Perez, Chris Hernandez, Eddie Holguin and Carlos Sierra, and directly to candidates seeking office since 2001. Martín’s political services include campaign branding, position papers and talking points, and technology services including the robust voter database: GOTVme
Convicting Chapo is the true story of the court room drama to convict “El Chapo” in an American courtroom. The book takes you through the testimony, the evidence and the courtroom drama that convicted El Chapo on February 12, 2019 after a three-month trial.
The Barrio Azteca - The El Paso Safest City Conspiracy: The "most infamous prison gang" in the country forced El Paso into a tacit conspiracy sealed in blood to keep the "safest city" lie intact.
The Handbook To Winning El Paso Elections
Martín Paredes is an immigrant from México who has been observing and writing about the U.S.-México border since 1998. As a Mexican citizen, born and raised in México and now living in America after spending about a couple of decades on the U.S-México border, Martín writes research papers about public policy issues, border politics, crime and immigration in the border region. Relying on personal experiences and decades of living on both sides of the border, Martin’s research offers sanity to the sensational headlines that perpetuate false narratives about the border and immigration issues.
Martín is foremost an immigrant who writes and speaks about immigration, crime, public policies, and the politics of the border. Martín makes his living in the technology sector creating and providing internet technology to end-users. As expression drives Martín, in addition to writing and running his business, Martín creates digital art, digital video and cultural iconography. Visit martinparedes.com to see his portfolio.
Your purchase of my books and white papers helps to support my work investigating and reporting on US-México geopolitics, border issues and public corruption on the border.
March 1, 2019