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Generations Divided on Legacy of Cesar Chavez

April 17, 2026
A street sign reading "Avenida Cesar Chavez" mounted on a metal pole, with a background of blue sky and scattered clouds.

4.17.26 – A month has passed since a New York Times investigation revealed decades of alleged sexual abuse and child rape by Cesar Chavez, reigniting thorny conversations around the Chicano labor organizer’s legacy. In Focus reporter Cailley Chella delves into what that’s looked like in New Mexico — home state of Chavez’s fellow labor leader Dolores Huerta, who’s now disclosed her own account of Chavez…

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Trump Eyes Public Lands in New Mexico

April 17, 2026
Two people sit across from each other at a blue table in a studio, engaged in conversation. One holds a pen and paper; both have mugs in front of them.

4.17.26 – U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, D-NM, spoke with Nash Jones about the Trump administration’s plans to roll back protections for public lands in her district.  Host: Nash Jones  Guest: U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, D-N.M.     For More Information: New Mexico officials, tribal leaders vow to oppose slate of federal actions on public lands – Source New Mexico 

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