by Leila Salim | Nov 28, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico, Local Economies, New Mexico, Uncategorized
by Spencer Schacht | KOB A new study ranks New Mexico as the most Hispanic-dependent economy in the U.S. It found the Land of Enchantment has the most Latino-owned businesses nationwide. The study published by Creditos En USA found that in New Mexico one of every five...
by Leila Salim | Aug 15, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico, Letters to the Editor
MY VIEW – Peter Smith Santa Fe New Mexican | August 13, 2022 Let’s have a fact-based discussion about a public bank for New Mexico. What do we call it when a person who knows the facts of a specific situation fails to state them fairly and accurately, and tries...
by Leila Salim | Aug 11, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico, Videos Public Bank NM
On Monday, August 8, 2022 in Gallup NM, AFLEP presented to the Economic Development & Policy Committee (EDPC), an Interim Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature. The EDPC is made up of both Senators and Representatives. AFLEP was represented by Harold...
by Michelle Mosser | Jun 10, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico, Podcasts
May 28, 2022 – Retake Our Democracy’s Paul Gibson explores public banking mis-information with Harold, and some key ways a public bank can improve New Mexico’s economy – like expanding the lending capacity of community banks and credit unions,...
by Michelle Mosser | Feb 6, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico
Feb. 6, 2022 Episode – Host Lorene Mills interviews Senator Jeff Steinborn, D–Dona Ana, with a legislative update on public banking, uranium mine cleanups in western NM, the prohibition of high-level nuclear waste in NM, and the renewal of the chile labor incentive...