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'Now is not the time to come and visit relatives here on the Navajo Nation or even visitors to come and sightsee' — Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez says the Nation is doing its part to curb COVID-19 cases in the region by entering a 3-week lockdown
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NM Gov Grisham Invokes Riot Control Act, Closes Roads Into Gallup
NM Gov Grisham Invokes Riot Control Act, Closes Roads Into Gallup
NM Gov Grisham invoked the Riot Control Act, which allows the closure of all roads into Gallup, forces businesses to close from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m., and requires only two people per car. She did it at the request of Gallup’s former and current Mayors. The Act prohibits residents from being on public streets and the use of certain streets and highways. All in the name of stopping COVID-19. Gallup…
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Jonathan Nez, the former President of the Navajo Nation, has pulled into a tie in his congressional race against lazy and bumbling insurrect
Jonathan Nez, the former President of the Navajo Nation, has pulled into a tie in his congressional race against lazy and bumbling insurrectionist Eli Crane.
With Nez eliminating Republican advantage in the sprawling 2nd Congressional District, Democrats, including Kamala Harris, are on strong footing to win statewide races in Arizona.
“Stop holding family gatherings and stop traveling off the Navajo Nation and bringing back the virus," Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez said.
There are over 170 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the American Indian reservation. At least seven people have died.
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez said Tuesday that the U.S. government “once again has ignored” the country’s Indigenous people, accusing federal officials of failing to deliver enough much-needed resources to help fight the coronavirus.
During a town hall that aired live on Facebook, Nez urged residents of his nation, the largest American Indian territory in the U.S., to remain “strong” and take care of each other during the pandemic despite the lack of support.
“There’s frustration from leadership ― not just here on Navajo but all of Indian Country,” Nez said. “We feel that the United States government once again has ignored or even left out the first residents, the first people, the first citizens of this country: Indigenous people.”
He said tribal nations haven’t yet seen any of the resources allocated in the three coronavirus relief bills signed into law by President Donald Trump last month.
Navajo Nation bill proposes ban on single-use plastic bags
Navajo Nation bill proposes ban on single-use plastic bags
ARIZONA – A Navajo Nation lawmaker wants his colleagues to consider banning retailers on the reservation from single-use plastic bags.
Legislation that’s up for public comment would ban plastic bags and impose a fee on paper grocery bags. It encourages retailers to provide reusable bags at little or no cost, or provide boxes to customers.
Jonathan Nez, the tribe’s vice president-elect, is…
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Begaye facing big hurdles on Rez
Begaye facing big hurdles on Rez
ARIZONA – Even the winner concedes the election was mishandled.
But Navajo Nation President-elect Russell Begaye isn’t looking back. He and his vice presidential running mate Jonathan Nez want to start attracting more private investment and businesses to the Rez, the better to bring home Navajos now living and working off the Rez.
That’s an admirable goal, given an unemployment rate above 40…
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