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
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*Beto vs. Cruz: Is Change Ahead in Texas?
*Are Latinos Willing to Decide Congressional Battles?
*AIDS Continues to Decimate Gay Latino Community.
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*Broad Rejection of New “Public Charge” Policy Targeting Immigrants
*California Extends Healthcare Enrollment Period for Residents
*Former Immigration Judge Criticizes Trump’s Pressure on the Courts
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*Republicans Move to Confirm Kavanaugh Following Hasty FBI Investigation
*At the Polls, Anger Over Excessive Rents and Evictions
*Demands for Justice Revived on 50th Anniversary of Tlatelolco Massacre
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*Ignoring New Accusations Against Supreme Court Nominee, Republicans Prepare Confirmation Vote
*Proposal to Redefine “Public Charge” Could have Serious Health Impacts
*Divided Electorate Puts Win by Latino in Jeopardy in Historic County District
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*Latino Candidate Makes History in Los Angeles Sheriff’s Race
*New Institution in Poor Communities is Born in Southern California
*With No Drinking Water, Voters Make Themselves Heard at the Polls
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*TV Stars Urge Millennials to Vote
*Survivors of Workplace Sexual Harassment Put Pressure on California Governor
*Fresno Voters Called on to Save their Parks
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*Turbulent Senate Confirmation Hearings for Kavanaugh
*One Year After Hurricane Harvey, Latino Families Recovering on Their Own
*Disabled Immigrants Organize in Order to Survive
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*Latino Candidate Advances in Arizona Gubernatorial Race
*Posthumous Homage to Great Voices of Tejano Conjunto Music
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*President Trump in New Corruption Scandal
*TPS Families Tour the Country in Hopes of Avoiding Deportation
*Texas Latina Candidate Set to Make History in November
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*Cruelty Reported in Federal Immigration Raid in Nebraska and Minnesota
*In a Populous Texas County, Latinos and African-Americans Are Now the Majority of Voters
*Small Farming Town Tightens Regulations on Oil Industry
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
Noticias
- Netanyahu Attacks Israeli Human Rights Group B'Tselem for Criticizing Israeli Occupation at U.N. October 19, 2018
- Dr. Madawi Al-Rasheed: In Khashoggi Murder, Saudi Arabia Must Not Be Allowed to Investigate Itself October 19, 2018
- Dissident Saudi Academic Madawi Al-Rasheed on Khashoggi's Disappearance, U.S.-Saudi Relations & More October 19, 2018
- Headlines for October 19, 2018 October 19, 2018
- As 2018 Midterms Approach, Native American Women Are Running for Office in Record Numbers October 18, 2018
