Monday July 4 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Monday July 4 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Reproductive Freedoms. The US Supreme Court’s conservative majority overturned Roe v. Wade, ending the 50-year federal right to abortion. On this 4th of July, a traditional day of civil freedoms, women advocates reflect on the meaning of the Court’s decision on reproductive freedom. Photo: Gayatri Malhotra via Unsplash

Tuesday July 5 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Tuesday July 5 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Immigration Edition. Announcing it as a commitment to welcome immigrants, recognize their contributions and reduce naturalization pending queues, federal agencies swore in thousands as naturalized citizens in ceremonies on July 4th. Photo: USCIS via Twitter

Wednesday July 6 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Wednesday July 6 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Migrant Deaths and Border Managing. More than 50 migrants died in a trailer in the sweltering heat of Texas, as part of a rising toll of deaths of people trying to cross the border. A coalition of human rights and environmental groups warn that the number of migrant deaths along the scorching borderlands will only grow as climate change makes the Southwest. Photo: Barbara Zandoval via Unsplash

Thursday July 7 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Thursday July 7 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Latinos Receive Nation’s Highest Civilian Honor. President Biden is awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor, to Raúl Yzaguirre, Julieta García, and others. Photo: commons.wikimedia.org National Museum of American History via Flickr smith.edu

Friday July 8 <em>12:00 PM (PacificTime)</em>

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Friday July 8 12:00 PM (PacificTime)

Mexico Edition. Political analysts discuss the public security strategy of the Mexican government now that Mexico exceeded one hundred thousand of disappeared people. How is the Hugs not Bullets policy working in reducing the rates of violence and impunity? Photo: presidente.gob.mx

Manifestaciones en Atlanta en contra de la anulación del derecho constitucional al aborto. Foto ACLU/HNS

Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

1 July, 2022

*California to Provide Health Coverage for All Undocumented Immigrants
*Colorado Prepares for Natural Disasters Using Advanced Technology
*Supreme Court Decision on Abortion Fuels Debate in Georgia

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Una ola de alto calor azota al sur de California. Foto: https://www.almanac.com.

LA’s First Heat Officer Says Helping Vulnerable Communities Is Key to Achieving Climate Goals

6 July, 2022

It’s significant because [Latinos] have been suffering disproportionately from climate hazards for a very long time, and we haven’t had positions like this in the past. If they see someone from their community, or that looks like they’re from their community, that speaks their language, that culturally relates to them, that has had similar experiences, I think it makes a big difference, right?