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Insight New Mexico - Virginia Necochea
V.B. Price talks with researcher, organizer, and doctoral candidate Virginia Necochea about the controversial Santolina Master Plan, a proposed development on the west side of Albuquerque that would eventually be more populous than the city of Rio Rancho.
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19. February 2015
Vote delayed on New Mexico’s right-to-work bill
19. February 2015
Former Superintendent Brooks suing APS over Winter comments
19. February 2015
NM Senate Dems tout support for 73,000-job bill package
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New Mexico’s troubled bridges over little water
19. February 2015
Governor urged to open state lab for medical cannibis product tests
19. February 2015
UNM’s sexual assault reporting pathways a confusing process
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Ripples Into Riptides
18. February 2015
John Adams once wrote, “Democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes and murders itself. There never was a democracy that did not commit suicide.” The unrelenting war on all forms and manifestations of a democratic social contract has led to bloody revolutions in every era, on every continent, and in virtually every culture. They all begin as slight disturbances, ripples on the surface of daily events, minor perturbations in the status quo that eventually take on a destructive life of their own, not unlike the early gentle rumblings of an earthquake...
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