Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)
José López, un inmigrante de Jalisco, en su granja de Montross, Virginia, con su hijo en su rancho. Foto: Cortesía.
Latino Candidates in Florida Vie for U.S. Senate Seat – A hotly contested race continues for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat between the incumbent, Republican Rick Scott, and former Democratic congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell. Months ago, the Republican candidate had the lead, but the Democrats have gained ground with the nomination of Kamala Harris, according to recent polls. Diana Montaño reports from Miami on the decisive and disputed Latino vote.
Efforts Redoubled to Include Support for Organic Farming in the Farm Bill – As demand for chemical-free farm products increases, the U.S. government faces growing pressure from farmers to increase funding for organic farming through the Farm Bill. Advocates argue that prioritizing organic agriculture is not only essential for public health, but also for the environment and food security in the face of climate change. José López Zamorano spoke with Latino farmers and experts about the challenges of expanding organic food production ahead of the elections and he brings us this story from Washington, DC.