State of New Mexico
Recent News About State of New Mexico
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Jose Orozco, a congressional candidate for the Republican Party of New Mexico, has announced his candidacy for New Mexico’s 2nd District.
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Rebecca Dow, a House Representative from New Mexico, expressed concerns regarding the recent special session, stating that there was sufficient time for significant reforms to protect residents.
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Rebecca Dow, a house representative from New Mexico, said that parents can enhance their children's education and social skills by reading aloud together for 15 minutes daily.
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Mike Romo, a board member of the nonprofit Locker505, expressed concerns about New Mexico's malpractice system, stating it is driving providers away.
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Paul Gessing, President of the Rio Grande Foundation, a free-market think tank, said that New Mexico's provider shortages are part of broader national issues tied to third-party payment and regulatory growth.
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Leticia Muñoz, executive director of the State Republican Party of New Mexico, expressed concerns about the state's healthcare system.
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Olivia Krolczyk, a public speaker and ambassador of the Riley Gaines Center at the Leadership Institute, has expressed concerns over lawsuit abuse and coordinated fraud schemes that are contributing to rising consumer costs.
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The Chile Wire announced on X from a New Mexico Legislative Task Force hearing that Senator Craig Brandt called for a reduction in trial lawyer influence and an overhaul of the malpractice system amid rising insurance premiums and physician...
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Jim Townsend, a State Senator, has emphasized the urgent need to address medical malpractice issues in light of the declining physician population in the state.
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The Fired Patients Union recently announced on X that tort reform has made it nearly impossible to sue for malpractice or negligence, thereby weakening accountability and allowing negligent providers to avoid consequences for patients.
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Nella Domenici, a former candidate for the New Mexico Senate, has expressed concerns about the state's healthcare system.
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The city of Santa Fe has announced the formation of a task force to address healthcare accessibility and medical malpractice reform.
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Rudy Mora, director for public safety for the Pueblo of Acoma, emphasized the need for stronger accountability in New Mexico's justice system and victim-centered reforms to enhance public safety.
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Ken Miyagishima, a Democratic candidate for Governor of New Mexico, said he released his campaign report early to emphasize transparency, a no-PAC approach, and a $750,000 budget goal.
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It has been three weeks since the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Have we seen riots, destruction, and protests sparked across the country as an outpouring of anger from the violent act of his murder? No.
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Across the nation, the fight to protect women’s athletic opportunities is gaining significant, bipartisan ground.
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Cody, a New Mexico resident who posts as @Designed2Think on X, has expressed concerns that state leaders have failed to protect patients and healthcare providers amid a growing malpractice insurance crisis.
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Darrell Brown, president of the Otero County Cattlemen’s Association, has called for the U.S. Department of Agriculture to end the Roadless Rule, citing negative impacts on forest conditions and local economies.
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Rebecca Dow, a state representative for New Mexico, has voiced concerns regarding the intentions of Democrats to dismiss Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) vaccination recommendations during a special legislative session.
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Jennifer Bradfute, representing the Water Access Treatment & Reuse Alliance (WATR), said that a proposed regulation would prohibit any release of produced water, emphasizing that "quality is nonnegotiable" as New Mexico aims to protect aquifers...