Rio Grande Foundation
Recent News About Rio Grande Foundation
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Paul Gessing, president of the Rio Grande Foundation, recently discussed energy policy in an interview titled "Blown Away: Exposing the Wind Scam."
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Emails deleted by the executive branch in New Mexico will now be permanently removed after 30 days, a significant reduction from the previous one-year retention policy.
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Efforts to reform Social Security during the George W. Bush Administration were unsuccessful, according to a report by the American Enterprise Institute.
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Paul Gessing recently attended the "No Kings Rally" in Albuquerque, providing a detailed account of the event.
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Matthew Mitchell, associated with the Fraser Institute, a Canadian free market think tank, recently discussed economic freedom in New Mexico.
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A recent analysis trip to Phoenix aimed at understanding why Arizona's largest city is more successful than Albuquerque has been deemed unnecessary by the Rio Grande Foundation.
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Pics and thoughts from No Kings rally in Albuquerque Protesters gathered at Mariposa Basin Park in Albuquerque on Saturday, coinciding with President Trump's birthday and the 250th anniversary of the US Army.
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New Mexico has joined a federal lawsuit concerning the repeal of an electric vehicle (EV) mandate.
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Route 66 Center has become a focal point for criticism of New Mexico's government operations.
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The Rio Grande Foundation has expressed cautious support for a new legislative proposal in New Mexico, known as the "Children’s Future Act."
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Mayling Armijo, a candidate in the upcoming Albuquerque mayoral election, has completed a survey aimed at informing voters about key issues.
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As part of efforts to inform voters in Albuquerque about the upcoming election, candidates for mayor and city council are being surveyed.
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The Santa Fe New Mexican recently featured an opinion piece discussing the "Children’s Future Act," also known as House Bill 7.
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The Rio Grande Foundation has introduced a new survey for candidates in the upcoming City of Albuquerque mayoral election.
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RGF President Paul Gessing recently engaged with an international delegation from Global Ties ABQ.
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A new bill, the "Renter’s Empowerment and Neighborhood Transparency Act," is currently under consideration by the Albuquerque City Council.
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The New Mexico Environment Department has extended the public comment period for its proposed "Heat Rule" to July 17, citing a high level of public interest.
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A panel of trade judges has unanimously declared the majority of tariffs imposed during the Trump administration illegal.
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A recent report by Wallethub has identified New Mexico as the second poorest state in the United States.
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RGF is featured in a documentary that questions the validity of wind power.