Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

Will Latinos Who Voted for Trump Punish His Party at the Polls? With just nine weeks to go before the midterm elections in November, many Latinos who voted for Trump two years ago are showing signs of regret. Issues such as the high cost of living, the war against Iran, and the harsh treatment of immigrants indicate that, even though the president isn’t on the ballot, they plan to make the Republicans pay the price. José López Zamorano documented some of these cases in this report from Washington, D.C.

California’s Latino Community Rejects Data Center – Plans to build a data center in a densely populated area east of San Francisco have put some residents on alert, as they’re concerned about the area’s environmental contamination problems. When they heard the news, residents flocked to city council meetings to demand details about the plan. Daniela Rodríguez reports from Pittsburg, California, with a summary of their demands.

Exhibition Showcases Mexico’s Vast and Diverse Musical Heritage – At a museum in Mexico City, the exhibition “Musical Instruments of Mexico and the World” has been on display for over a month, featuring 358 string, wind, and percussion instruments that are part of an extensive collection belonging to musician and researcher Guillermo Contreras Arias. During his visit to the exhibition, Betto Arcos spoke with the maestro, who gave him a tour of this unique display.