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Recent News About Rio Grande Foundation
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New Mexico’s economic freedom ranking declines in 2024 Report
New Mexico has seen a drop in its economic freedom ranking, falling from 45th to 47th place in the 2024 Economic Freedom of North America index.
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New Mexico drops further in economic freedom rankings
The Rio Grande Foundation, known for its focus on promoting economic freedom in New Mexico, has responded to the latest findings of the Economic Freedom of North America 2024 index.
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New Mexico faces significant decline in public school enrollment
New Mexico is facing a significant decline in public school enrollment, a concern that has been highlighted by the Rio Grande Foundation (RGF) for several years.
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Rio Grande Foundation outlines priorities amid frustrations over 2024 election results
The Rio Grande Foundation (RGF) has expressed frustration with the outcome of the 2024 elections in New Mexico.
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Plastic bag ban debated as solution for Española's litter problem
The City of Española is contemplating a ban on plastic bags, spearheaded by Mayor John Ramon Vigil.
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Analysis: Trump's victory reflects issue-driven electorate
In the aftermath of the 2024 election, several observations have emerged regarding the outcome and its implications.
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New Mexicans express dissatisfaction with current economic conditions
According to recent polling by the Albuquerque Journal, a significant portion of New Mexicans are dissatisfied with the current economic conditions.
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Debate continues over fairness of tax contributions from wealthy Americans
The debate over whether the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes continues to be a contentious issue in the United States.
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Rio Grande Foundation surveys candidates on parental rights and school choice
The Rio Grande Foundation's education reform division, OAK New Mexico, has conducted a survey among legislative candidates concerning key educational issues in the state.
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RGF president discusses homelessness and economy at public events
On Saturday, Paul Gessing, president of the Rio Grande Foundation (RGF), participated in a Braver Angels event held in the International District. During the event, he initiated a conversation on homeless policy. He argued that additional tax dollars are not necessary to provide housing for the homeless.
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Critics say mayor's downtown plans fail to address crime
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller has proposed a new plan aimed at revitalizing Downtown Albuquerque. The proposal includes the creation of a "tax increment financing" district (TIDD) and a "Business Improvement District" (BID). These measures are intended to focus tax revenues on the downtown area and involve private sector participation in managing certain services.
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Concerns rise over Judge Cindy Leos' retention in New Mexico judicial elections
Judge Cindy Leos is seeking retention for Division IX of the New Mexico 2nd Judicial District Court, which includes Albuquerque. To retain her position, she must secure at least 57% of the vote.
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Carlsbad considers potential impacts of proposed plastic bag ban
A plastic bag ban is under consideration for adoption at the Carlsbad City Council meeting on September 10. While the intention behind such a ban is commendable, Paul Gessing, president of New Mexico’s Rio Grande Foundation, argues that government mandates often have unintended consequences.
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Rio Grande Foundation President: ‘The government should not be involved in setting or regulating the credit card industry’
Paul Gessing, president of the Rio Grande Foundation, said his organization opposes a pending U.S. Senate bill to regulate the credit card industry.
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New Episodes from Tipping Point New Mexico
New Episodes from Tipping Point New Mexico. What happened this week in New Mexico?
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Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.
Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.
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New Episodes from Tipping Point New Mexico
New Episodes from Tipping Point New Mexico. What happened this week in New Mexico?
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Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.
Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.
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Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.
Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.