AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoDolores Huerta: New Mexico-born labor icon and United Farm Workers co-founder died at 96. Albuquerque leaders honored her with an Old Town ofrenda, as tributes recalled the legacy of “Sí, se puede.” Flood Recovery: Navajo emergency officials urged residents to prepare for more rain Friday after deadly flooding across the region. New Mexico has approved $8.25 million in relief and is seeking more federal aid. Election Security: State officials are preparing for possible ICE activity at polling places; a New Mexico law bars armed federal agents from voting sites. Data Centers: Students and tribal leaders continue to protest Project Jupiter and a federal permitting bill as the data center project advances through the air-permit process. Public Health: New screwworm cases have put Las Cruces in an infested zone, raising concern for livestock and wildlife. Health Systems: UNM Health says its computer systems are back online after a cyberattack disrupted operations and forced ambulance diversions.
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