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Native communities in New Mexico hope new Turquoise Alert System will facilitate the safe return of more missing members
New Mexico this week became the latest state to pass a law aimed at addressing an ongoing national crisis surrounding missing ...
Why is there a statue of the first indigenous president of Mexico in Fresno?
Head Consul of Mexico Nuria P. Zúñiga Alaniz leads an event marking the 219th nnniversary of the birth of Benito Juarez, with ...
Indigenous groups rally in Brasilia to demand land rights
Thousands of Indigenous people from across Brazil are rallying in the nation's capital this week to demand protection for ...
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FBI sending more agents to New Mexico to address violent crime in Indian Country
New Mexico is one of a handful of states that will see an increased number of FBI agents to address unresolved violent crimes ...
New Mexico governor signs bill to provide ‘turquoise alert’ when Native Americans go missing
New Mexico's governor has signed a bill to create a “turquoise alert" for missing Native Americans in New Mexico.
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Two Indigenous climate organizers on the importance of building community
On a warm March afternoon in Albuquerque, Reyes DeVore (Jemez Pueblo), standing in front of a mural depicting two young ...
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New Mexico passes bill to provide 'turquoise' safety alert when Indigenous people go missing
A bill that would create a "turquoise" safety alert system for missing Native Americans in New Mexico has been endorsed ... or murder of Native people in our state," said Democratic state Sen.
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Native communities in New Mexico hope new Turquoise Alert System will facilitate the safe return of more missing members
With arrival of the Turquoise Alert System, which will go into effect on July 1, New Mexico becomes the fourth state with a specialized alert system focused on Indigenous people, according to the ...