New Mexico In Focus, a Production of NMPBS

New Mexico In Focus, a Production of NMPBS

New Mexico in Focus is NMPBS’ s prime time, hourlong news show exploring the issues, people and events shaping New Mexico and the Southwest.

New Mexico in Focus centers the most important - and oftentimes overlooked - news stories, considering their nuances and examining them with a critical eye to give audiences context beyond headlines and sound bites.

New Mexico in Focus airs Fridays at 7 p.m. and Sundays at 7 a.m. on Channel 5.1, and Saturdays at 5 p.m. on Channel 5.4. New Mexico in Focus is also available to stream anytime on the PBS App.

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  • @alitheia4946
    @alitheia49463 сағат бұрын

    Happened to you because you're ethnic Chinese. Remember the Chinese Exclusion Act,1892 to 1943.

  • @rudolphserrano3976
    @rudolphserrano397613 сағат бұрын

    Sadly in my experience. The ACLU now completely ruined and run by homosexuals. Only represent LGBT.

  • @Crabb90
    @Crabb9014 сағат бұрын

    Vote Robert Kennedy Jr. for a truly anti-establishment candidate for president.

  • @donnapido3824
    @donnapido382416 сағат бұрын

    My family found out in 2008 after most of my Mom's generation were dead. My uncle had his DNA done. We now know things that we would never have found out about. We have an ancestor who was a Familiar of the inquisition. We still don't know if he was a Schindler or an Eichman.

  • @thomasprovencio9385
    @thomasprovencio93853 күн бұрын

    I live in southern New Mexico I used the word plebe when speaking to a person from Mexico and she didn’t know what the word meant.

  • @kalifatokata
    @kalifatokata3 күн бұрын

    Americans have done their best to destroy and forget one of their original languages, they want English to be the ONLY language, they choose to ignore their history ties with Spanish heritage.

  • @xavier-0115
    @xavier-01154 күн бұрын

    Zack, you’re probably more Native American than Hispanic. You should probably look deeper into your heritage and ask yourself what language your people spoke prior to adopting a colonized language such as Spanish. What happened to your Native language, and who is preserving your ancestral language?

  • @ruyaal
    @ruyaal5 күн бұрын

    He doesn’t seem to know much of this so called dialect. The word ‘plebe’ can be inferred by any Spanish speaker the meaning of people. If that’s the best he can give us, it seems to be a waste of time and money.

  • @terrymoser2028
    @terrymoser20285 күн бұрын

    USA_ _? In NM? Go figure?

  • @camigalles8078
    @camigalles80785 күн бұрын

    The Western National Treasure will be called The Burque Laguna Island campus project to the boyfriend to The Elis Island If you want to assist the National Treasure Cabinet in the United States Congress organizing this future event for opening ceremonies then please call your Representation call your Senators

  • @camigalles8078
    @camigalles80786 күн бұрын

    The Western National Treasure will be open in 2035. The Chama de Elise de Rio Grande is a special event project for 2035 for the first Tour De France sponsored bicycle race along the Rio grande thru New Mexico. Filmed for National Television. Please organise this for the New Mexico State Roundhouse. Need you to take this over. Thank you for your Representation and excellent leadership creating the future National Treasure 🌺🐰🌹🌷🌻🌼🌳

  • @nthperson
    @nthperson6 күн бұрын

    James Burke is absolutely correct about the way technological developments have enhanced the opportunities to introduce to people ideas and knowledge that was in earlier periods restricted to a privileged minority. Thanks to the brilliant work done by people who have written the code for software programs such as PowerPoint, I have learned how to use the software, turn presentations into narrated videos and then upload every lecture I have developed over four decades of teaching to my own KZread channel. Millions of other people have done the same sort of thing. And, here we are, at our leisure pulling up all of the brilliant insights of James Burke (and so many others).

  • @worksucksletsdrink6011
    @worksucksletsdrink60117 күн бұрын

    Vote republican

  • @mariogarcia7624
    @mariogarcia76248 күн бұрын

    Elevate education level for recruits. HS only education is not enough. These city employees lack maturity, critical thinking skills, lack judgement.

  • @jacjoc7290
    @jacjoc72908 күн бұрын

    Plebe significa gente lkana del pueblo. De ahí la palabra plebello

  • @bluecollarreviews9605
    @bluecollarreviews96059 күн бұрын

    Abq is disgusting! One of the worst places i have ever been

  • @byebye3512
    @byebye35129 күн бұрын

    Loved learning about this HellYeah!

  • @ccsmith2937
    @ccsmith29379 күн бұрын

    This a prime example of why NM is behind every state that touches it. If they are here illegally then they should not be able to cut the line & get a free pass. 👊🔥End Sanctuary status in all USA states.

  • @ionaguirre
    @ionaguirre9 күн бұрын

    Plebe is a very, very old castllian word than can be traced back to the birth of the lenguage at the middle ages of central Spain.(The old Reign of Castilla). Albeit it has survived until today, its rarely used in normal spoken Castillian. Two remarks: I use the term "Castillian" and not Spanish, becouse, althrough we are all bilingual, at my home land, our mother lenguage is basque. Castllian, Castellano, means "From the Reign of Castile". The Reign of Castles.

  • @user-ii2mv6tj1z
    @user-ii2mv6tj1z9 күн бұрын

    Saving the ancient language of spanglish.

  • @milkbuddy99
    @milkbuddy9911 күн бұрын

    That is my grandpa!

  • @coloradocool5947
    @coloradocool594712 күн бұрын

    Spanish surnames and influences are present literally everywhere in Colorado including the names of towns. My grandmother spoke Castilian Spanish and when she met my wife from Mexico they began to talk but the focus quickly changed to the usage and small differences between the versions of the language as they enjoyed each other's company. My grandparents from both my father's side and my mother's side came to Denver in 1941. My maternal grandparents were from *El Cerrito and La Garita, New Mexico while my fathers side came from Mora, New Mexico. New Mexico was a harsh place to try and grow crops and raise sheep and cattle which was the main reason my grandparents left but my mother's uncles had a successful cattle ranch in La Garita for many years. Once in Denver, both families of around 7 grew to 12 children on each side. Denver had its own challenges. One challenge was my people only spoke Spanish but both grandfathers were fluent in English. Turns out the US Army would escort business people from back east to try and swindle Spaniards out of their land in New Mexico but that stopped once the swindlers realized we were prepared and met them head on. My grandfather, at 19, was approached by the US Army to act as a liaison between the Army and the Indians...My family and the Indians peacefully coexisted and even shared in traditions. My family and the Indians were friendly enough to each other that grandfather and the Indian chief swapped head gear for a pic so the Chief wore a beat up western hat and 2 six shooters while my grandfather wore his actual Indian Headdress! Quite a picture! In Denver, the KKK and Poles made it hard for my family but we were a determined group and fought back. My grandfather saw a deficit and insisted everyone in the family stop speaking Spanish until they mastered the English language. That served the family well for generations but we did lose the sweet sounding Castilian Spanish language. Today both sides of my family have grown strong and at one point I had 24 aunts and uncles here in Colorado.. * A book written by Richard L. Nostrand called: *"El Cerrito, New Mexico: Eight Generations in a Spanish Village* is an interesting read with many historical pictures, facts and data. It is not a story book.

  • @yendorham1007
    @yendorham100713 күн бұрын

    If it were U.S. citizens they would be arrested. BUT because they are here illegally anything they do is legal.

  • @gaber18
    @gaber1813 күн бұрын

    Well why turnout in a primary where democrats rigged their own election

  • @SelfRighteousNewAgeLightWorker
    @SelfRighteousNewAgeLightWorker13 күн бұрын

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @drewalucero
    @drewalucero14 күн бұрын

    Not allowing independents to vote in primaries is unconstitutional.

  • @lp7343
    @lp734314 күн бұрын

    Albuquerque is literally translated as ‘lost souls’. The most immoral city in the US.

  • @Barbatoslol
    @Barbatoslol8 күн бұрын

    Clearly you have never been to LA

  • @todddaugherty110
    @todddaugherty11014 күн бұрын

    Leave the Gila be.

  • @tomgee8211
    @tomgee821114 күн бұрын

    Get ‘em outta here. Go home to mommy

  • @Kyle-eg1so
    @Kyle-eg1so15 күн бұрын

    So the cartel owns abq politicians

  • @MCJSA
    @MCJSA15 күн бұрын

    I knew Bassan was bad news.

  • @durzoblint8738
    @durzoblint873815 күн бұрын

    We aren't reporting violet crime from illegal immigrants or immigrants period? Are we TRYING to turn into El Salvador?

  • @user-ek8gs4ij4r
    @user-ek8gs4ij4r15 күн бұрын

    "I don't think there's any chance of us having a dictator in this country any time soon." I had to back that up a couple of times. What a difference a few years makes.

  • @gaber18
    @gaber1815 күн бұрын

    lol yall need more w excessive force since criminals are laughing at your woke policies

  • @DeadBois
    @DeadBois15 күн бұрын

    *unamerican policies

  • @anacasanova7350
    @anacasanova735015 күн бұрын

    La plebe , vulgo, es el pueblo llano, bajo, vulgar es normal del idioma castellano en España. Hoy no hay plebe hay progresistas.😂😂😊 Plebe (plebeyo) del pueblo. No aristocratico.

  • @anacasanova7350
    @anacasanova735015 күн бұрын

    50/50 español e ingles. Ese es el futuro.😊

  • @anacasanova7350
    @anacasanova735015 күн бұрын

    Todas las lenguas estan "contaminadas" en Europa igual, aparte de las diferentes lenguas o disalectos. El Español tiene 4mil palabras arabes, y...germanas, francesas, italianas y/o latinas, griegas, vascas, gallegas, bereberes e hispanoamericanas ,aborigenes, como tomate o patata. Etc.😂

  • @Merry19ss
    @Merry19ss16 күн бұрын

    Pleve en idioma español medieval es el Pueblo campesino 🧺

  • @JoelMunizVilla
    @JoelMunizVilla16 күн бұрын

    What do they intend to save from oblivion? A Spanish dialect strongly influenced by the indigenous languages ​​that were spoken in the former "Territorio del Camino Real de Tierra Adentro (West Texas, New Mexico and Colorado) until 1848? Or a "Spanglish" with strong Anglo-Saxon roots, mixed with words from the Chihuahuan dialect and some other indigenous languages ​​that still survive in those North American states of the former Viceroyalty of New Spain after 1848? Since the 1st is a true 400-year-old dialect, and the 2nd is a "pidgin", or simplified lingua franca, which is not even capable of achieving the linguistic category of a creole language!, created and used by individuals from linguistically divided communities who after 1848 did not know enough of the English language to use it among themselves... until English It was imposed on them in schools! A linguistic imposition arising from a colonial situation in which two or more groups that spoke different languages ​​lived a situation of forced labor or social subjection of various linguistic and cultural groups to a colonial elite! And that was not the case of the eviscerated territories broken by the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo until 1848, where before 1848 there was NEVER slavery or a colonial situation because before 1848 they were Mexican citizens and since 1812 they were citizens of the Spanish Crown!

  • @jasonkesner7787
    @jasonkesner778716 күн бұрын

    NM justice system is failing its citizens. If these students are on student visas they need to leave the country immediately.

  • @aylahughes9185
    @aylahughes918516 күн бұрын

    its should be dangerous to be a news person who doesn't have good faith to uphold the constitution or the truth.

  • @aylahughes9185
    @aylahughes918516 күн бұрын

    tbese news channels seem like cia ops and these dudes are some of the biggest loosers possible.

  • @peteymax
    @peteymax16 күн бұрын

    Sonya hit the nail on the head; genetic memory. The body keeps an account of what has happened to us and our families. Me gustaría visitar a Nueva México un día.

  • @savos020
    @savos02017 күн бұрын

    ILLEGAL ALIENS NEED TO BE SENT PACKING COME TO AMERICA THE LEGAL WAY OR THE RULE OF LAW DOES NOT EXIST PERIOD

  • @jeffwinters8492
    @jeffwinters849217 күн бұрын

    Jus when you thought Albuquerque couldn't get any worse.

  • @ebola009
    @ebola00917 күн бұрын

    They worry more about that but people can't even walk on Central ave without the risk of being shot.

  • @FA6_6T
    @FA6_6T17 күн бұрын

    this just feels like placating people who feel uncomfortable, like, what the fuck.

  • @SuperSnakePlissken
    @SuperSnakePlissken17 күн бұрын

    I just watched better call Saul from beginning to end and then jumped into breaking bad from beginning to end and then ended with El Camino and I got to say when you watch it all together it’s one of the greatest if not the greatest sagas all time.

  • @raggazo23
    @raggazo2318 күн бұрын

    Juan de Oñate the founder of New Mexico was born in Zacatecas what it is now Mexico; he was a Novohispano and took with him a lot of Mexicanized Spanish traditions, and the language was not an exception