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Letters to the Editor 2/19/26

Letters To Editor
Pass All Compacts State lawmakers have been touting the fact that New Mexico recently secured $211 million in federal funding for rural hospitals through the...

A Modest Proposal

Columnists
Milan Simonich in the Jan. 19 issue of the Santa Fe New Mexican, lays out the shifty tricks legislators played on the public in...

Will New Mexico Seize the Moment?

Columnists
My husband and I moved to Albuquerque in January 2025 after spending two-and-a-half years in Nairobi, Kenya, where I had the extraordinary honor of...

Letters to the Editor 2/5/26

Letters To Editor
Get Out and Vote My name is Donna Casados, and I am a proud, born and raised Española Valley local. I grew up here, went...

Our Children Need Us Now More Than Ever

Columnists
As I sit to write this week’s column, I am also finishing the letter of recommendation that a former employee and now friend has...

Political Power and US Growth

Columnists
It seems like a decade has happened this past month, from Nicolás Maduro being captured in Venezuela to President Trump’s rhetoric on the conquest...

Letters to the Editor 01/29/26

Letters To Editor
Just Say No to Movidas Every vote makes a difference in Española and Rio Arriba County. Every movida costs lives. Literally, every movida is covered in...

Living in a Chaotic World Without Going Insane

Columnists
How is a journalist supposed to turn down the volume on the world? Especially if consuming the news every day is part of the...

Why Would Any Doctor Want to Practice in this State?

Columnists
Troubled New Mexico has another significant worry: It’s losing its doctors. In 2024, it was the only state to have fewer doctors than it...

Letter to the Editor 01/22/26

Letters To Editor
A Bad Ranking Doesn’t Predict Outcomes It seems almost like clockwork: each year, firms release analyses ranking quality of life across the country, and once again,...

Democrats Blame Everyone but Themselves as Doctors Leave

Columnists
Something I’m hearing lately is, “That’s medicine in New Mexico,” spoken by weary doctors trying to explain a two-month waiting list for a physical...

Student Success Requires Insurance Equity for Educators

Columnists
Six years ago, the average New Mexico teacher earned $180 more than the average New Mexico state employee, notes the Albuquerque Journal in a...
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