Local Viewpoints

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Local Viewpoints

And in walks China

Jerry Pacheco

Jerry Pacheco comments on China's growing influence around the world.
Local Viewpoints

Investing in Our Outdoors Means Investing in Our Future

Adrian Angulo and Patrick Nolan

Adrian Angulo and Patrick Nolan comment on the New Mexico Outdoor Equity Fund (OEF) and the Trails+ Grant program.
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Economic chickens come home to roost

Peter Goodman

Peter Goodman comments on firing of Bureau of Labor Statistics chief after disappointing jobs report.
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CPB cut about politics, not savings

Walt Rubel

Walt Rubel comments on federal funding cuts to public media.
Local Viewpoints

Film humanizes West Bank struggle

Peter Goodman

Peter Goodman offers commentary on occupation of the West Bank.
Local Viewpoints

Is CD2 now a safe seat for Dems?

Walt Rubel

Walt Rubel comments on the future of New Mexico's Second Congressional District.
Local Viewpoints

Mexico and BRICS

Jerry Pacheco

Jerry Pacheco comments on past trust issues and Mexico's relationship with BRICS countries.
Local Viewpoints

Nostalgic look at childhood starvation

Walt Rubel

The horrific images of starving children in Ethiopia that shocked the world’s conscience in 1985 can be seen today in Gaza.
Local Viewpoints

Trump's impact

Peter Goodman

When someone suggested we debate Donald Trump’s impact, I contemplated the context for that discussion. The context includes truths we duck.
Local Viewpoints

Texas redo will further erode system

Walt Rubel

Walt Rubel comments on the harms of gerrymandering.
Local Viewpoints

The future of dual and dueling Dalai Lamas

Peter Goodman

Peter Goodman comments on the longevity of the Dalai Lama and what comes next.
Local Viewpoints

Job losses in Juarez as Mexico's manufacturing sector keeps growing

Jerry Pacheco

Jerry Pacheco is the president of the Border Industrial Association.