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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*Millions of Families Affected by Possible Government Shutdown
*Biden Asked to Extend Work Permits to More Immigrants
*Mexican Doctors Arrive to Fill Gap in California’s Spanish-language Care

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*Agreement to Avoid Government Shutdown Hangs in the Balance
*Urge to Ratify Historic Commitment to Protect One-Third of the Planet
*San Antonio Celebrates Life of Civil Rights Pioneer

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*Biden Impeachment Investigation Complicates Budget Talks
*Wage Theft Contributes to Rise in Homelessness in Los Angeles
*Voices of Exile Ring Out Half a Century After Chile’s Coup

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*Stakes High in Final Stretch to Pass Farm Bill
*Latino Families Who Don’t Renew Medi-Cal in Time Risk Losing Coverage
*Tribute to Bill Richardson, a Powerful Voice for Latinos

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*Federal Payment Plan Underway to Lower Student Debt
*Latinos Highly Concerned about Environmental Degradation and Ocean Health
*Pioneering System Designed to Filter Toxic Indoor Air from Forest Fires

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*Candidates Pledge Hard-Line Immigration Policies in First Republican Debate
*Thousands of Farm Workers Stricken After Tropical Storm Hilary
*High Hopes for Guatemalan President-Elect Bernardo Arevalo

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*Trump Indicted for a Fourth Time, Now Through a Law Targeting Mobsters
*Why Does Los Angeles’ Homelessness Crisis Continue Unabated?
*Guatemala’s Presidential Election Campaigns Closed in Turmoil

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*Legislative Debate Over Immigration Moves to Mexico Border
*Latino Environmentalists in Arizona Weigh Biden’s Environmental Measures
*Latinos, the New Face of the Deadly Fentanyl Overdose Crisis

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*Donald Trump Arrested Again, Charged With Conspiracy to Overturn Election
*A Month After the Application of Harsh Immigration Law, Tense Calm in Florida
*Texas Lawmaker on ‘Thirst Strike’ to Demand Heat Wave Protection for Workers

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*Legal Dispute Over Floating Barriers Wire Wall in Rio Grande River
*Can Universities Maintain Student Diversity Without Affirmative Action?
*Susana Cordova Becomes First Latina to Head Colorado’s Educational System
Meet the Reporters

Radio Bilingüe Reporters
Edición Semanaria is a production team of reporters from Radio Bilingüe Noticiero Latino.