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WED: Half Of New Mexicans Get First Shot, Governor Signs Bill Eliminating Police Immunity, + More - Vimarsana News

WED: Half Of New Mexicans Get First Shot, Governor Signs Bill Eliminating Police Immunity, + More

By Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press New Mexico health officials on Wednesday reported more progress in getting residents vaccinated as the state continues to lead the U.S. in the vaccine rollout. State Health Secretary Dr. Tracie Collins said 50% of residents 16 and older have received their first shot and 31% are fully vaccinated. The latest figures come as other states look to expand distribution beyond health care workers and other priority groups to meet an April 19 deadline from the Biden administration. While New Mexico opened up eligibility Monday, Collins said priority will still...

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THURS: N.M. Eliminates Police Immunity Amid National Protests Against Police Brutality, + More - Vimarsana News

THURS: N.M. Eliminates Police Immunity Amid National Protests Against Police Brutality, + More

New Mexico Eliminates Police Immunity From Prosecution - By Morgan Lee Associated Press Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed civil rights reforms Wednesday that eliminate police immunity from prosecution in state courts, in response to protests and concerns about police brutality that have swept the nation. Lujan Grisham signed the Democrat-sponsored bill amid the trial of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on murder charges in the May 25, 2020, death of George Floyd. Video of Floyd, losing consciousness while pinned to the pavement by police officers, triggered a national reckoning over...

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WED: Half Of New Mexicans Get First Shot, + More - Vimarsana News

WED: Half Of New Mexicans Get First Shot, + More

By Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press New Mexico health officials on Wednesday reported more progress in getting residents vaccinated as the state continues to lead the U.S. in the vaccine rollout. State Health Secretary Dr. Tracie Collins said 50% of residents 16 and older have received their first shot and 31% are fully vaccinated. The latest figures come as other states look to expand distribution beyond health care workers and other priority groups to meet an April 19 deadline from the Biden administration. While New Mexico opened up eligibility Monday, Collins said priority will still...

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WED: New Mexico Signs Family Tax Credit And 99 Other Bills, + More - Vimarsana News

WED: New Mexico Signs Family Tax Credit And 99 Other Bills, + More

New Mexico Signs Family Tax Credit And 99 Other Bills - By Cedar Attanasio And Susan Montoya Associated Press / Report For America Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday signed into law a measure that supporters are billing as the most progressive shift in the state's tax structure in years.  It's one of 100 bills the governor has signed so far this week ahead of a Friday deadline tied to the end of the legislative session that crafted them. Lujan Grisham has approved changes in healthcare, education and voting. Some of the bills she signed also expand or elevate the input from underreprese...

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TUES: N.M. Expands Vaccine Eligibility As More Schools Move To In-Person Learning, + More - Vimarsana News

TUES: N.M. Expands Vaccine Eligibility As More Schools Move To In-Person Learning, + More

Expanded Vaccine Eligibility Begins In New Mexico - Associated Press  All New Mexicans age 16 or older who wish to be vaccinated against the coronavirus now have a chance to receive their shots, as Monday marked the start of expanded eligibility under the state Department of Health's distribution plan.  The timeline for getting more shots out to the general public was sped up under a directive by the Biden administration to make all adults in the U.S. eligible by May 1. State officials also said they opened up eligibility because providers in some parts of the state were no longer able to ...

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