Month: September 2005

When Patricia Madrid was asked to investigate and prosecute the State Treasurer scandal, she wouldn’t. As a result, the extortion practices of the State Treasurer’s…

The video clips are out on Mayor Chavez’s decision to return the money raised when his buddy Art Trujillo held a fundraiser at the home…

The Journal has endorsed Mayor Chavez (subscription) without any mention of his scandalous past. Now they seem to be avoiding the scandalous present. The Tribune…

If you were watching the news on KOB-TV tonight, you saw the confirmation of a link between Mayor Chavez and indicted swindler and confessed racketeer,…

On October 4, 2005, some Albuquerque voters may be hoodwinked into believing they are voting on whether or not to inflate the local minimum wage.…

In 2002, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed by Congress to hold corporate executives and their Boards responsible for the financial information that is reported. This…

There is a fun little tool called the Oracle of Bacon from the University of Virginia that measures how many degrees separate a particular actor…

I’m confused. I know, what else is new? Attorney General Patricia Madrid called Tuesday for state Treasurer Robert Vigil to resign because of pending federal…

I’m heading over to the New Mexico Business Weekly Face-Off event this morning, so I’m pushed for time. However, below are some links you should…

Indicted on federal racketeering charges on Friday, State Auditor Robert Vigil indicated to reporters he will be back at his desk today. Apparently, there is…