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Monday May 29 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Latino Veterans: Dealing with the Pain. PTSD and substance abuse disorder are on the rise among military service members and the situation is worse for Latino veterans. Still, Latinos often find social and cultural barriers to get treatment. Photo: Veterans Health Administration (VHA) - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs via Facebook
Tuesday May 30 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Tuesday May 30 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Immigration Edition. A human rights advocate comments on Texas House Bill 7, If passed, the legislation would establish a Border Protection Unit, a state police force with expanded powers. Photo: Barbara Zandoval via Unsplash
Wednesday  May 31 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Debt Ceiling Crisis. If Congress can’t reach a deal on the debt ceiling by today, the government risks failing to pay its bills. House Republican leaders and President Biden are negotiating a deal with social spending cuts and tax cuts on the table. Photo: The U.S. Department of the Treasury via Facebook
Thursday June 1 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Thursday June 1 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

What the End of Covid Emergency Means. After the end of the emergency declaration for Covid-19, what will happen with Latinos and other communities that are among the hardest hit by COVID? Photo: United States Department of Labor U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR BLOG
Friday  June 2 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Mexico Edition. Two days before heated gubernatorial elections in the State of Mexico and Coahuila, thousands of Mexicans living abroad are positioned to vote. For them, the mailed ballot must reach the country no later than 24 hours before Election Day. Photo: Voto Mexicano via Facebook
Hugo Morales en la Universidad de Harvard. Foto: Radio Bilingüe.

Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

26 May, 2023

*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

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Hugo Morales recibe de la Universidad de Harvard el doctorado honoris causa. Foto: Radio Bilingüe.

Founder of Radio Bilingüe Receives Honorary Doctorate from Harvard

26 May, 2023

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.

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Vigilia por el aniversario de la matanza. Otro padre de las víctimas. Foto: FM-HNS.

One Year After Uvalde Massacre, Families Move from Grief to Activism

26 May, 2023

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.

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Capitolio de EE UU. Foto: Casa Blanca.

Debt Ceiling Deadline Approaches

26 May, 2023

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.

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Hugo Morales levantando el pulgar como signo de éxito, en la ceremonia donde la Universidad de Harvard le otorga un doctorado honorario. Foto: Radio Bilingüe.

Radio Bilingüe founder receives honorary doctorate from Harvard

25 May, 2023

“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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Juan Felipe Herrera – Especial – Las Palabras

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