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.
Edición Semanaria
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*New Earthquake Devastates Central Mexico
*Young Immigrants Repudiate Pact Between Democrats and Trump
*Programs to Train Doctors in Poor Communities Under Threat
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Trump’s Agreement with Democrats on DACA Spurs Political Storm
*Central Americans with Temporary Protected Status Eligible for Green Cards, Though Few Know it
*Mexican Parents Accuse Schools of Excessive Punishment for Children
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Houston Neighborhoods Contaminated in Flood: Will There be an Environmental Cleanup?
*Trump Repeals DACA as Young Dreamers Demand Action by Congress
*California to Approve Unprecedented Guarantees for Transgender Workers
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Federal Judge Blocks Anti-Immigrant Law in Texas
*After Hurricane Harvey, Immigrants Face Uncertain Future
*Presidential Pardon for ex-Sheriff Arpaio Causes Furor Among U.S. Latinos
*Trump Under Pressure Not to Cancel DACA Program
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Trump Threatens Government Shutdown if Border Wall Isn’t Funded
*Federal Judge Asked to Bring Back the First Deported DREAMer
*Once Seeking Refuge from Gangs, Immigrant Now Seeks Sanctuary from Federal Agents
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Latino Leaders Say Trump Condones those Implicated in Charlottesville Tragedy
*Back-to-School Season has Some Students More Stressed than Others
*Despite Outpouring of Support, Nurse and Husband Deported and Separated from their Children
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Death of Blueberry Farm Worker Sparks Unusual Protests
*Low Reimbursements for California Doctors Discriminates Against Latinos: Plaintiffs
*In L.A., Mariachi Plaza at the Epicenter of Evictions
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Republicans Divided on the Way Forward After Health Plan Failure
*Debates over the Impact of 15-Dollar Minimum Wage
*Youth in Low-Income Community Get a Modern Skate Park
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Reforms Sought to Criminal Justice System and Women’s Prisons
*Denied Asylum in the United States, Haitians Put Down Roots on the Mexican Border
*Kern Schools Agree to End Racial Prejudice After a Wave of Expulsions of Students of Color
Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)
*Controversial Presidential Commission Convened on Electoral Fraud
*With Single-Payer Health Plan Blocked, Debate Continues in California
*Transgender Immigrants Detained in Arizona Complain of Double Abuse
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
