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Photos: Pence rallies in Albuquerque

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Republican Vice Presidential nominee Mike Pence in Albuquerque on Oct. 20, 2016.

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Mike Pence in Albuquerque at a campaign rally.

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Mike Pence at an Albuquerque rally

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Attendee of a Mike Pence rally in Albuqurque.

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Mike Pence at an Albuquerque campaign rally.

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Trump supporters in Albuquerque

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Former Republican U.S. Senate candidate Allen Weh speaking before Pence at an Albuquerque rally.

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Republican National Committeewoman Rosie Tripp speaking at a Mike Pence rally.

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Mike Pence speaking at an Albuquerque rally.

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The nascent New Mexico cannabis industry is generally expected to contribute tens of millions of dollars to state revenue this year, but some new cannabis businesses are learning firsthand how hard it can be to raise enough capital to operate. This week’s episode of Growing Forward, the collaborative cannabis podcast between NM Political Report and New Mexico PBS, examines the financial difficulties cannabis businesses face and a state program that aims to help alleviate those difficulties. Mathew Muñoz, the chief innovation and finance officer for cannabis microbusiness Carver Family Farm, said he and his two business partners were able to raise about $350,000 from private investors but that all three partners also contributed a large portion of their personal savings. That’s because, Muñoz said, “there's absolutely no traditional funding in this environment.” “You can't go to a bank,” Muñoz said.
Hundreds protest in Las Cruces for abortion rights
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Photos: Albuquerque gathers for vigil for victims of Orlando
Sunday night, hundreds of people gathered in Albuquerque to mourn the deaths of dozens of patrons at a LGBTQ club in Orlando who were shot and killed. Police identified Omar Mateen as the man who killed those in what President Barack Obama called "an act of terror and an act of hate."
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