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Former Governor Bill Richardson Elected to National Council for Science and the Environment (NCSE) Board of Directors
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Press Release: Former Governor Bill Richardson Elected to NCSE Board of Directors May 18 2011, Washington, DC – Hon. Bill Richardson, former Governor of New Mexico, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the National Council for Science and the Environment (NCSE). “We are honored that Governor Richardson will lend his global visionRead the full article »
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson to Join APCO
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Former New Mexico Governor, Energy Secretary Bill Richardson to Join APCO. Richardson to Chair Executive advisory service, Global Political Strategies (“GPS”) Washington, D.C. (February 22, 2011) – Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson today was named chairman of APCO Worldwide’s executive advisory service Global Political Strategies (GPS), founder and chief executive officer Margery Kraus announced. “TheRead the full article »
Bill Richardson Brokers North Korea Diplomatic Deal
Monday, December 20, 2010
Bill Richardson, the utility diplomat on the Democratic bench, has secured a deal with North Korea to allow nuclear inspectors back in their Yongbyon nuclear facility. They also agreed to allow fuel rods to ship to an outside country, probably South Korea, for enrichment. And, the US will receive some remains from Korean War-era soldiers: InRead the full article »
Zaire: Envoy Bill Richardson Confirms Talks Between Mobutu & Kabila
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Watch Governor Richardson talks about making peace in Zaire, watch the video clip on youtube.com
Richardson Begins Talks With Leaders in Pyongyang
Friday, December 17, 2010
PYONGYANG, North Korea — Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico met for more than an hour on Friday morning with North Korea’s vice minister for American affairs, the first stop on a five-day private visit he said was aimed at conveying concerns about North Korean provocations and reducing tensions on the peninsula. Mr. Richardson saidRead the full article »