Year in Review: 2013 Photos
From the abortion debate and filibuster to presidential controversy at the University of Texas to struggles on the Texas-Mexico border, some of the Trib's best photos of 2013.
From the abortion debate and filibuster to presidential controversy at the University of Texas to emotional stories of struggles on the Texas-Mexico border, some of the Trib's best photos of 2013.
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Enlarge photo by: Bob DaemmrichState Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth, wears pink shoes during her June 25, 2013, filibuster of Senate Bill 5, which would tighten regulations on abortion providers in Texas. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Laura BuckmanInmates at the Powledge Unit in Palestine participate in a yoga class on Dec. 10, 2013. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Bob DaemmrichEmbattled University of Texas at Austin President Billl Powers listens to a report during the University of Texas System Board of Regents meeting on Feb. 14, 2013. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Marjorie Kamys CoteraTwins Nitza Alvarado Espinoza (black shirt) and Mitzi Alvarado Espinoza, with their sister Deisy, at a rally on Nov. 9, 2013. The sisters started "Hijos de Desaparecidos" after their mother was kidnapped by the Mexican military in Chihuahua. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Marjorie Kamys CoteraCarlos Gutierrez finishes his 13-day bike ride across Texas in Austin on Nov. 9, 2013. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Calle RichmondFormer prostitute and crack addict Kathryn Griffin leads the "We've Been There, Done That" prostitute rehabilitation program at the Harris County Jail. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Todd WisemanOn the final day of the special legislative session, July 13, 2013, demonstrators from both sides of the abortion debate filled the Capitol building as the Senate approved House Bill 2, a measure that tightened regulations on abortion providers. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Callie RichmondThousands attended the Texas Rally for Life at the Capitol on Jan. 26, 2013. Speakers included Gov. Rick Perry, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and state Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Spencer SelvidgeCity of Bastrop waterpumps near the Colorado River at Fisherman's Park in Bastrop. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Callie RichmondDennis and Patty Thuesen hold a photo of their son John Thuesen on Dec. 11, 2013. An Iraq war veteran, John Thuesen is appealing his death row sentence for the murders of his girlfriend and her brother, arguing that jurors at his trial were not adequately informed about post-traumatic stress disorder. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Callie RichmondA court of inquiry on Feb. 6, 2013, investigates the role of former Williamson County District Attorney Ken Anderson in the wrongful conviction of Michael Morton. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Marjorie Kamys CoteraU.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is greeted by hundreds of supporters in Houston on Oct. 21, 2013, at a homecoming event hosted by a local Tea Party organization. (Read the Tribpedia entry.)
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Enlarge photo by: Spencer SelvidgeA German-language service at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Serbin, founded by Wendish immigrants. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Michael StravatoA Canadian family of Indian descent at a Sugar Land hotel on Nov. 18, 2013, after attending a wedding with family members. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Vanessa MonsisvaisIgnacio Villa, left, and Arturo Ibarra, right, of the mariachi group Los Gavilanes get their shoes shined on Avenida Juárez in Ciudad Juárez, México, on July 9, 2013. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Eddie SealYesenia Alvarado holds her daughter, Medicaid patient Melanie Almaraz, 2, while waiting to see Dr. Alberto Vasquez for the treatment of a fever at the Su Clinica Familiar in Harlingen on July 9, 2013. (Read the story.)
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Enlarge photo by: Eddie SealA damaged portion of the Interstate Highway 37 frontage road, south of Farm-to-Market Road 99 in Live Oak County on Aug. 16, 2013. (Read the story.)
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