*AMLO-Trump Summit Sparks Fiery Debate Among Mexicans
*Rapid Resurgence of Coronavirus Causes Alarm in Sun Belt States
*Radio Bilingüe Celebrates 40 Years of Trailblazing in US Public Radio

Radio Bilingüe Celebrates 40 Years of Trailblazing in US Public Radio – On July 4th, Radio Bilingüe celebrated 40 years on air. Over four decades, this pioneering organization has evolved from a community station into a national network of Latino-owned radio stations.

*The latest on the coronavirus.
*California Jail Becomes a COVID-19 Hot Spot
*New Mexico Native Peoples Celebrate the Removal of Statues of Spanish Conquistador

*Military Commanders in Line of Fire Over Missing Soldier
*Historic Ruling Guarantees Civil Rights for LGBTQ Workers
*Union Sues to Protect Mexican Braceros from Coronavirus

*Supreme Court Rules DACA Must Continue.
*Colorado Dreamers Breathe Sigh of Relief and Celebrate Victory.
*Historic Trial of Salvadoran Commander Involved in Jesuit Massacre.

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*Voting By Mail Debate Heats Up
*Texas has Among Lowest Census Response Rates
*Seattle Police Budget Proposed to be Cut by Half

*Conduct of Anti-Riot Police Intensifies Calls for Police Reform
*Dolores Huerta Lends Support to Activists Protesting Racism and Police Brutality
*Dreamer Activist Released after Controversial Arrest in Phoenix Protests

*Warnings of “Humanitarian Crisis” on the Border
*Salvadoran Mother Retrieves her Daughters from Immigration Authorities
*A Community Radio Voice in Honduras Takes on Coronavirus and Corruption

Honduras is one of the poorest and most violent countries in Central America, and thousands have left in caravans seeking refuge in the United States.