A Pueblo man running for city council in Espanola, New Mexico, hopes to improve relations with area Pueblo tribes.
Norman Martinez, a former director of senior programs for Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, is a newcomer to city politics. He is running on a slate opposing the incumbents.
There are six Pueblos in the Espanola area. At least two of them own land within city limits.
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Candidates Vie for Control of Espaola City Council
(The Santa Fe New Mexican 2/27)
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Pueblo man seeks city council spot to work with tribes
Friday, February 27, 2004
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