*Debt Ceiling Deadline Approaches—Will the Nation be Able to Pay its Bills on Time?
*One Year After Uvalde Massacre, Families Move from Grief to Activism
*Founder of Radio Bilingüe Receives Honorary Doctorate from Harvard

Harvard University has conferred its highest honor, an Honorary Doctorate, on Hugo Morales, co-founder and executive director of Radio Bilingüe, citing his pioneering work in public radio in the United States.

This week marked the one year anniversary of the massacre of children and teachers, most of them Latinos, at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. A year after the tragedy, grieving families are complaining about slow progress in investigations and inaction in the state legislature to impose controls on assault weapons.

Will the Nation be Able to Pay its Bills on Time? Amid disagreements over the size of government spending cuts for the next few years, the White House and Republican congressional leaders continue to engage in frantic negotiations over the debt ceiling.

“Un apasionado pionero en los medios públicos, que crea nuevos espacios para voces no escuchadas, despierta las ondas de radio para informar e inspirar, haciendo del servicio a los demás su ‘estación’ en la vida”.

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