Edición Semanaria is a weekly 14-minute Spanish-language news magazine, on air since 1993 and the only of its kind in the nation. Vibrant three- to five-minute features explore top stories of the week, human interest and arts from communities around the U.S. Listeners may hear a feature from our “Raices” series on traditional and new interpretations of folk arts of the Americas; from our “Emerging Landscapes” series on Native American – Latino environmental connections; an investigation from our Immigration Desk, a hands-on look at how to navigate the new health law, and profiles of Latino legends and everyday heros. Carried by 50 stations coast to coast, Edición Semanaria is available free to stations via satellite, Content Depot and radiobilingue.org.
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*Courting of the Latino Vote just Beginning
*From Undocumented to Wall Street Executive
*15 Years of Son Jarocho in California
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*Promotion of Deputy that Killed Young Latino Revives Wounds in Santa Rosa, CA
*Woman Chained During Labor Can Sue Sheriff Arpaio
*Prisoners’ Scholarship Plan Moves Forward
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*Federal Court orders to stop housing eviction.
*A young Central American Immigrant feels hope in Mexico.
*Historic 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the Farmworkers March.
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*Historic Farmworker Overtime Bill in California.
*Private Immigrant Detention Business Under Review.
*Colombia Celebrates Historic Peace Agreement.
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*Voter Watch to Suppress the Vote.
*Immigrant Mothers Fasting for their Release.
*Drought Gets Neighbors in Movement for Running Water.
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*Could Arizona’s Latino Voters Decide the Election?
*More Republicans Desert the Trump Campaign
*Heated Debate over Tobacco Tax in California
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*Funds Needed to Fight Zika Virus
*OaxaCalifornians Make Their Grandparents’ Celebration Their Own
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*Mobilizing the Millennial Vote
*Latinos More Segregated than Ever
*Yaquis Fight for their River
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*Hillary Clinton Makes History
*Prospects for Latinos
*Rhythms and Voices of a New California
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*Internal Divisions and Protest Mark Republican Convention
*Cruz Causes Uproar
*In L.A., Latinos and African-Americans Unite Over Police Violence
Meet the Reporters
Radio Bilingüe Reporters
Edición Semanaria is a production team of reporters from Radio Bilingüe Noticiero Latino.
Showtimes
Friday: 4 pm PT; Saturday: 7 am, 9 am & 4 pm PT; Sunday: 5 am & 10 am PT
