V.B. Price talks with Denise Fort, UNM research professor and longtime environmental attorney, about a new paradigm for water in New Mexico and the need for framing water issues in a regional and long term context.
Continue reading...07. May 2014
Years of frustration by concerned citizens and family members of those killed by APD culminated in the takeover of the Albuquerque City Council this week. Answers and accountability are the themes in the latest chapter of a city in crisis.
Continue reading...06. May 2014
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Continue reading...02. May 2014
Margaret Randall explores the history and social mechanisms of the country that keeps on keeping on.
Continue reading...29. April 2014
Questions about the death of 19 year old Mary Hawkes remain unanswered while the impassioned cries of Albuquerque's downtrodden reverberate. The latest chapter of a city on edge.
Continue reading...29. April 2014
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Continue reading...28. April 2014
V.B. Price speaks with Albuquerque City Councilor Rey Garduno about APD and their latest officer-involved shooting, the Police Oversight Commission and what it will take to fix APD's systemic dysfunction.
Continue reading...25. April 2014
Margaret Randall explores a couple of the the awe-inspiring mini Saharas of the American West.
Continue reading...24. April 2014
V.B. Price talks with Hector Balderas, current State Auditor and candidate for New Mexico Attorney General, about the behavioral health audit, the Governor's racino deal, APD, Texas/NM water lawsuit and more.
Continue reading...22. April 2014
The uproar over shootings by the Albuquerque Police Department is transforming into a broader struggle over governance. Defining moments in democratic rule, government transparency and official accountability and impunity are playing out in Albuquerque.
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08. May 2014
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