Rio Grande Foundation
Recent News About Rio Grande Foundation
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The Rio Grande Foundation (RGF) has expressed frustration with the outcome of the 2024 elections in New Mexico.
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The City of Española is contemplating a ban on plastic bags, spearheaded by Mayor John Ramon Vigil.
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In the aftermath of the 2024 election, several observations have emerged regarding the outcome and its implications.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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. What happened this week in New Mexico?
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Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.
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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.
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Your weekly update from the Rio Grande Foundation.