AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNew Mexico’s Loss: Dolores Huerta, the farmworker leader who co-founded the United Farm Workers and popularized “Sí, se puede,” has died at 96. Born in Dawson, she leaves a legacy honored by state leaders. Animal Health: Two New World screwworm cases—in a sheep at NMSU and a cow elsewhere in Doña Ana County—put parts of the county in an infested zone, where animal movements may require inspection. Flood Readiness: Navajo Nation emergency officials urged residents to stock 72 hours of supplies ahead of Friday’s rain and flash-flood risk. Tribal Rights: A federal judge temporarily blocked permits for the Pueblo of Jemez to take an eagle at Valles Caldera, citing potential harm to other pueblos. Election 2026: New Mexico early voting has topped 300,000 ballots as voters prepare to choose a new governor. Energy & Industry: Virgin Galactic’s new spaceship landed at Spaceport America; the company aims to resume commercial flights there in 2027. Meanwhile, New Mexico’s environment secretary is urging lawmakers to advance the outgoing governor’s climate agenda as the Trump administration moves to weaken methane safeguards.
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