Campaigns clash over Mexico election funding probes
Mexico City conservatives and leftists join to demand a campaign finance investigation into Enrique Pena Nieto's presidential run. They allege illicit funds via prepaid debit cards totaling about 8.2 million dollars and possible front companies and money laundering links.
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Burris Named RISD Superintendent Elect
Burris is RISD superintendent elect after move from prior post in Texas. Ponce notes Burris began as a New Mexico teacher and rose to Texas or County district leadership. The T or C board may release him within 30 days after he agrees to join RISD.
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RISD Board Notes Burris Candidacy Details
RISD board member Dr. Peggy Brewer said Burris brings experience from New Mexico and a clear desire to serve. Ponce noted the term could run up to 30 days but hopes for a shorter period.
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Leadership in High School Math Education Spotlight
Brewer notes a candidate who shows strong classroom leadership and a passion for instruction. He is described as deeply involved in high school math and ready to step in to teach a full classroom, signaling potential as a leader among educators.
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Burris Profile Highlights Education Budgeting and Family
Burris born in Phoenix to a Socorro County ranching family and educated in Albuquerque, graduated 1972. He began as a math teacher at Farmington High School in 1976 and is now married with two children. He has experience in school budgets, keeping schools solvent, and active in building schools.
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NM agencies face scrutiny over racial profiling policies
A report funded by Berkeley Law Center finds around 20 percent of agencies lack written policies on profiling and 24 percent refused to share policies, violating state law. Only Socorro County Sheriff and Santa Fe and Socorro police fully comply. findings pushed to the New Mexico Attorney General.
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Syria reels as bombing and exodus surge across borders
The capital Damascus endured shelling with streets empty except for troops as violence raged across Syria. Thousands crossed into Lebanon via Masnaa as Assad’s fate loomed amid sectarian fears and rising concerns of extremist participation.
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Victim Seeks Help After Identity Theft Scam Calls
Simmons reports a series of scam calls offering a free vacation and an $8,000 Walmart prize after her phone and address were obtained. She says police refused to file a report, prompting AGO officials to urge a police redo. She closed her bank account and received a new clock as compensation.
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