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13/11/2026 18:54

Eye on New Mexico: VA controversy, gender identity investigation, Route 66 centennial, ABQ Monopoly

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — From controversy over Veterans Administration (VA) services in New Mexico to Route 66’s 100th birthday on the same day as Veterans Day, here’s an “Eye on New Mexico” for the week of Nov. 13, 2026.

The show also discusses a federal gender identity policies at New Mexico school districts and the new Albuquerque Monopoly game. Plus, a local carpenters union specially honored Dolores Huerta.

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