Esteban Candelaria
Education Reporter at Albuquerque Journal
I write about child welfare for @thenewmexican. Previously @abqjournal, @csgazette. @Report4America corps member. 📧[email protected]
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ladailypost.com | Esteban Candelaria |Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón |Carol Clark
Attorney General Raúl TorrezBy ESTEBAN CANDELARIA and DANIEL J. CHACÓNThe Santa Fe New MexicanAs Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a bill Friday to create a new oversight office within the New Mexico Department of Justice to look into problems at the state’s troubled child welfare agency, she blasted Attorney General Raúl Torrez and the Legislature over the measure.
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ladailypost.com | Esteban Candelaria |Nathan Brown |Carol Clark
Rep. Derrick Lente, D-Sandia PuebloChairHouse Taxation and Revenue CommitteeBy Esteban Candelaria and Nathan BrownThe Santa Fe New MexicanA bipartisan committee of House members and senators struck a deal late Friday night to preserve an expanded tax credit for working New Mexicans while nixing a tax hike on oil and gas producers. The conference committee of three lawmakers from each chamber voted 5-1 around 9:30 p.m. to approve the agreement, with Rep. Mark Duncan, R-Kirtland, opposed.
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2 months ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Esteban Candelaria |Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón
As Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a bill Friday to create a new oversight office within the New Mexico Department of Justice to look into problems at the state's troubled child welfare agency, she blasted Attorney General Raúl Torrez and the Legislature over the measure.
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2 months ago |
ladailypost.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón |Esteban Candelaria |Carol Clark
Sen. George Muñoz, D-GallupChairSenate Finance CommitteeBy Daniel J. Chacón and Esteban CandelariaThe Santa Fe New MexicanHighly coveted capital outlay is proving to be a double-edged sword for the New Mexico Legislature. While the so-called pork barrel spending allows lawmakers to bring the bacon home to their districts, a growing backlog of projects and balances of unspent capital outlay expected to exceed $6 billion are turning into a major headache. Sen.
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2 months ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón |Esteban Candelaria
Highly coveted capital outlay is proving to be a double-edged sword for the New Mexico Legislature. While the so-called pork barrel spending allows lawmakers to bring the bacon home to their districts, a growing backlog of projects and balances of unspent capital outlay expected to exceed $6 billion are turning into a major headache. Sen.
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