Photos by DAVID CORREIA A group called The Red Nation held a press conference yesterday at Albuquerque’s City […]
By KAY MATTHEWS Taos County threw away its chance to set precedent by protesting a water transfer based […]
By V.B. PRICE When it comes to getting the inside story on environmental troubles in northern New Mexico or […]
Editor’s Note: As we begin week three of our fundraiser we’ve just about reached $1,000 in donations. Thanks […]
By THE EDITORS We’re now at the halfway point of our four-week fundraiser. Despite the glowing testimonials from our […]
Photos by DAVID CORREIA
Editor’s Note: This is week two of our fundraising drive during which we hope you click on the […]
Editor’s Note: Albuquerque Business First just uploaded a survey on its website asking people “Should the Bernalillo County […]
By DAVID CORREIA It’s called Tent City. A homeless camp along a narrow strip of land between the curb and […]
Editor’s Note: We’ve raised a couple hundred dollars in these first few days of our fundraiser. Thanks for […]
By THE EDITORS Today marks the third anniversary of the online launch of La Jicarita; it’s been an […]
By KAY MATTHEWS Two themes emerged at the Taos County Commission “work/study” meeting on Tuesday, January 27 to […]
By KAY MATTHEWS I struck out. The Office of the State Engineer (OSE), at the behest of El […]
Commentary By KAY MATTHEWS The news is out: Judge James O. Browning invalidated the Mora County Community Rights […]
Reviewed by KAY MATTHEWS At the end of her book Undermining, author Lucy Lippard acknowledges that readers may […]
By DAVID CORREIA On Monday, January 12, 2015, Bernalillo County District Attorney Kari Brandenburg charged former APD detective Keith […]
Editor’s Note: The militarization of New Mexico continues. La Jicarita has long been covering its many components: our […]
By KAY MATTHEWS None of the stalwart subscribers to the NM State Water Plan yahoogroups listserve took a […]
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), a semi-autonomous agency within the Department of Energy that oversees the nation’s […]
Reviewed By KAY MATTHEWS An alternate subtitle of Malcolm Ebright’s new book Advocates for the Oppressed could have […]
By DAVID CORREIA The consent decree between the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and the City of […]
By KAY MATTHEWS I made my semi-annual call to John Utton, Santa Fe County Attorney, to ask when […]
By DAVID CORREIA Since 2010, the Albuquerque police department has shot 41 people and killed 27. The Department […]
By SUZY T. KANE It all began in Taos, New Mexico, where my husband and I lived and […]
Navajo Nation Investigates Albuquerque Police Department’s Pattern of Violence against Native People
By DAVID CORREIA Johnny Descheny, a Navajo Nation Council delegate, pulled into the parking lot of the Farmington […]
Editor’s Note: La Jicarita has been following the controversial events at Northern New Mexico College (NNMC) over the […]
By KAY MATTHEWS Governor Susana Martinez and New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Secretary Ryan Flynn announced yesterday, December […]
By DAVID CORREIA When Ohio’s Shippingport Atomic Power Station opened for business on May 26, 1958, the Atomic […]
By DAVID CORREIA Albuquerque activists called two rallies in solidarity with Michael Brown and Ferguson, MO. The first […]
Editorial By KAY MATTHEWS As I post this editorial on La Jicarita the Interstate Stream Commission board is […]
By New Mexico Mercury V.B. Price is editor and co-founder along with Benito Aragon of New Mexico Mercury. Price […]
By DAVID CORREIA
By KAY MATTHEWS Today the San Miguel County Commission unanimously voted to adopt the San Miguel County Oil […]
By KAY MATTHEWS On Monday, November 10 at 12:15 pm there will be a rally and press conference […]
By DAVID CORREIA After months of negotiations, the Department of Justice and City of Albuquerque reached an agreement […]
Photos by JAKOB SCHILLER Raincoats rather than sun hats were de rigueur clothing at this year’s Dia de […]
Photos and text by DAVID CORREIA
By DAVID CORREIA On Saturday we reported an escalation of conflicts, including arrests and sheep impoundments, over disputed […]
By KAY MATTHEWS Several weeks ago I had dinner with a norteño artist and activist, who I’ll call […]
Sheep Impounded and Diné Sheepherder Arrested in Escalation of Conflict on Disputed Navajo-Hopi Land
By DAVID CORREIA The 1974 Navajo-Hopi Land Settlement Act forced a division of nearly two million acres of land between the […]
By KAY MATTHEWS As I’ve documented in previous La Jicarita articles, protests have been filed against several proposed […]
By DAVID CORREIA Each October 22nd, anti-police violence activists throughout the U.S. observe a national day of protest […]
By KAY MATTHEWS Two weeks ago the Mora County Commission looked like it was headed towards a repeal […]
Photos by DAVID CORREIA Text by DAVID CORREIA & HARPER CORREIA-KUEHN
Reviewed by NICK ESTES History, especially Indigenous history, is still a site of struggle in academia, in public […]
By DAVID CORREIA When Emilio Naranjo died in 2008 at the age of 92, New Mexico politicians flocked […]
By NICK ESTES #OurUNM, an umbrella group of student groups advocating for more student involvement in policy at […]
By VIRGINIA NECOCHEA Editor’s Note: The author is a member of the Contra Santolina Working Group, which is […]
Copper Giant Freeport-McMoRan Destroys Famous “Salt of the Earth” Labor Union in Southern New Mexico
By DAVID CORREIA Members of Steelworkers Local 9424-3 in Bayard, NM are employed at one of the world’s […]
The specter of a massive sub-development once again haunts Albuquerque’s West Side (the former Atrisco Land Grant). This […]
Editor’s Note: This is the final week of our fundraising campaign. We’re thankful for the contributions we’ve received […]
