
Please contact members of Congress and demand that the U. S. A. ratify the TPNW.

Please contact members of Congress and demand that the U. S. A. ratify the TPNW.
Sixteen years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States of America effectively ruled that corporations were people and that money was speech. This ruling unleashed billions of dollars to overflow the coffers of political action committees (PACs) devoted to influencing elections and candidates for public office. The Green Party has stood fast against being bought out by agents of the wealthy. Please support Green Party candidates whenever you can.
The presentation is part of the regular (hybrid) monthly meeting of Veterans for Peace chapter 063. Here is the link provided by VFP for joining remotely:
Time: Jan 12, 2026 05:30 PM Mountain Time
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Roberto Mondragón was the Green Party candidate for Governor of New Mexico in 1994.

“Roberto Mondragon, brought dignity and respect to the New Mexico Green Party with his campaign for Governor in 1994. He travelled the state rallying the people to dare to imagine a more fair political system where new voices and parties could share in power beyond the grip of the two party system. He brought expertise and spirit to the debates with incumbent Governor Bruce King and future Governor Gary Johnson.
Ahead of the times and freed to step out of the major party boxes, Roberto ran a campaign focused on the future, not only of caring for the environment but equally as important, the future of New Mexico children…”
–Carol Miller
One of the highlights of the campaign was the televised debate preserved by CSPAN where he makes the declaration explicit: “…for our children and our children’s children”.
He spent decades serving the people of New Mexico in various capacities. We honor and thank him for his work. Rest well, sir.
Read the full statement at https://www.gp.org/green_party_condemns_trump_attack_on_venezuela.
Join us on Monday, January 12, 2026, at 5:30 p. m. at the ABQ Center for Peace & Justice (ACPJ), 202 Harvard SE for reports from Sue Small and Jim Janko from their 2025 trips to the West Bank. A Zoom link will be published closer to the event.

The League of Women Voters of New Mexico presents a training webinar Saturday, January 10, 2026, 10 a.m. to Noon on Zoom.
Register here.
Speakers include Senator Figueroa, Representative Dow, and lobbyist Linda Siegle.
The Friday peace and anti-nukes vigil continues. Saturday, December 13, join the Raging Grannies for a sing-along on the Plaza at 2:00 p. m. Song titles include “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Fascism”, “Auld Lang Syne For Freedom”, “Walking In a Nuclear Wasteland”, “Green Trees (Greensleeves)”, “ and I’m Dreaming of a Kind Christmas”.

DATE CHANGE to the 18th. Join Jill Stein and Butch Ware as they spotlight Green Party candidates across the country. Thursday, December 18, 6:00 p. m. MST. Register in advance on Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1mC2FaMLSdeM9T4Fht-Cjw#/registration
Join us Saturday, December 6, at 2pm in front of the UNM Bookstore, 2301 Central Ave. NE for a protest and rally to say, “No war against Venezuela!” The U. S. Government has been trying to overthrow the elected President of Venezuela for more than 20 years, first Hugo Chávez Frías then Nicolas Maduro. It hasn’t mattered which corporate party had the White House. Venezuela has held a mirror up to hypocritical and emperialistic U. S. Foreign policy and, therefore, must be punished. Whereas previous president’s might have wanted to appear like their hands were clean, Trump seems to delight in the thought of invading another country. The brazen war crimes that have been committed for the last three months by the U. S. military even has people in Congress feeling uncomfortable. This may be an important moment to start changing the course of U. S. foreign policy.
