by Leila Salim | Nov 20, 2023 | AFLEP in New Mexico, Economics, Equity, New Mexico, New Mexico News
Small Business Saturday is November 25, 2023 Santa Fe, N.M. – The New Mexico Departments of Economic Development, Tourism, and Taxation and Revenue encourage New Mexicans and visitors to shop at small businesses first during the holiday season. While shoppers may not...
by Leila Salim | Oct 26, 2023 | AFLEP in New Mexico, AFLEP News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo of ‘Charging Bull’ & ‘Fearless Girl’ sculptures by Anthony Quintano On October 13, 2023, AFLEP again went before the Interim Economic & Rural Development & Policy Committee. Watch the full video here. AFLEP Executive Director...
by Leila Salim | Sep 12, 2023 | AFLEP in New Mexico, AFLEP News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking
by Angela Merkert, Executive Director, AFLEP — Alliance for Local Economic Prosperity met recently with the Economic & Rural Development & Policy Committee, an interim committee of the state legislature. You can watch the video of the full hearing here....
by Leila Salim | Jun 26, 2023 | AFLEP in New Mexico, Economics, Equity, New Mexico, New Mexico News
By Ryan Boetel for Albuquerque Journal | June 25, 2023 Rural NM has some of the worst access to high-speed internet. Here’s what the federal government is doing to address the disconnect. Photo above: Horacio Lizama, left, from Medanales, and Juan...
by Leila Salim | Nov 30, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico, New Mexico News
Paula Garcia, executive director of the nonprofit New Mexico Acequia Association (NMAA), is optimistic that determination combined with state and federal resources can make the damaged ditches vital again. But she is haunted by the fear that fire and flood may have...
by Leila Salim | Jan 7, 2022 | AFLEP in New Mexico, AFLEP News, New Mexico, New Mexico News, Public Bank, Public Banking
By Dorothy Gamble — Green Fire Times | Jan/Feb, 2022 Currently, New Mexico’s money—three to nine billion dollars on any given day—is deposited and managed globally for profit elsewhere. The proposed Public Bank of New Mexico (PBNM) would safely invest our taxes and...