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Feminist, LGBTQ activists in Juárez speak out against recent murders - Vimarsana News

Feminist, LGBTQ activists in Juárez speak out against recent murders

Activists said a married lesbian couple murdered in Juárez shows women and LGBTQ people are not safe in the border city.

Arizona utility, Navajo partner on another solar plant - Vimarsana News

Arizona utility, Navajo partner on another solar plant

CAMERON, Ariz. (AP) — An Arizona utility has signed an agreement with the Navajo Nation to get solar power from a new facility on the reservation. The Salt River Project and the Navajo Nation already had partnered on two other solar facilities in Kayenta that serve 28,500 homes and businesses on the reservation.

Source: apnews.com
Arizona utility, Navajo partner on another solar plant - Vimarsana News

Arizona utility, Navajo partner on another solar plant

CAMERON, Ariz. (AP) — An Arizona utility has signed an agreement with the Navajo Nation...

Protestors take to the streets in Mexico after murder of lesbian couple - Vimarsana News

Protestors take to the streets in Mexico after murder of lesbian couple

LGBT+ and feminist groups have taken to the streets of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, in protest after a lesbian couple were tortured and murdered. 

FRI: Anticipating barrage of lawsuits, state's top water officials ask for more employees, + More - Vimarsana News

FRI: Anticipating barrage of lawsuits, state's top water officials ask for more employees, + More

Officials in charge of New Mexico’s water said they need more staff to fend off lawsuits clawing at the state’s water supply, which is limited and shrinking. They expect more court battles to come as human-caused climate change increases average temperatures and aridity in the Southwest.

Source: kunm.org