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Escobar Calls Out Meta for Lack of Transparency

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Congresswoman Veronica Escobar is advocating for Meta to engage in community meetings regarding their data center project in El Paso, following the Armys lead in transparency. Escobar has reached out to Meta before but received no response. She emphasizes the importance of public input in shaping these projects.

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Escobar Calls Out Meta for Lack of Transparency

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It's April 27th. This is El Paso News Today, powered by AI. Congresswoman Veronica Escobar is calling out Meta for skipping community meetings on their data center project in Northeast El Paso. Last week, during a local media briefing, she revealed she had already reached out to the company before, but they never got back to her. Meanwhile, at her push, the Army just wrapped up the first public listening session for their own data center on Fort Bliss Land. Escobar pointed out that, with this other major project stepping up on transparency, Meta needs to follow suit. Folks in the community are watching closely, as these massive builds could reshape the area. Escobar stressed that public input is key when big tech and military projects hit home turf like this. She's now sent a formal letter to Meta, laying out why these meetings are reasonable and necessary right now. Keep an ear to the ground on this one. El Paso Transparency talks like these could set the tone for how these data centers roll out.

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