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Albuquerque Funds Guaranteed Basic Income Program with Cannabis Tax Revenue

Albuquerque has launched a taxpayer-funded guaranteed basic income pilot program, financed through cannabis tax revenue, to provide direct cash assistance to struggling families. While the program has shown positive results in improving financial health among participants, it faces criticism and legal challenges from conservative lawmakers. City leaders are seeking to secure ongoing funding to establish the program permanently.

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Albuquerque has launched a taxpayer-funded guaranteed basic income pilot program, financed through cannabis tax revenue, to provide direct cash assistance to struggling families. While the program has shown positive results in improving financial health among participants, it faces criticism and legal challenges from conservative lawmakers. City leaders are seeking to secure ongoing funding to establish the program permanently.

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Albuquerque uses weed tax to fund 'no-strings-attached' guaranteed income, sparking policy debate

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Albuquerque Funds Guaranteed Basic Income Program with Cannabis Tax Revenue