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New Mexico Wildfire Battle.
MONDAY, MAY 16 PROGRAM # 9623 12:00 PM PT New Mexico Wildfire Battle. As New Mexico continues burning by the flames of the largest wildfire in the US, forecasters issue red flag warnings of extreme wildfire danger around the Southwest. The drought, strong winds and hot temperatures are combining to spark worse-than-normal wildfires in the […]
(Español) Trabajadores agrícolas de FL buscan en NY destitución del prmer accionista de Wendy’s
(Español) “Lo que queremos es que todos los que se benefician del sufrimiento de la gente en las labores entiendan que nuestra dignidad no esta a la venta ni vamos a dejar que la pisoteen”.
(Español) Nueva realidad climática amenaza a suroeste, la región de más rápido crecimiento en EE UU
(Español) En la cuenca del Río Grande la capa de nieve estuvo bastante cerca del promedio en la época pico, hace un mes y medio. Pero se ha derretido muy rápido en este clima cálido, por lo que el efecto es que tenemos menos flujo en la corriente del río, por la misma cantidad de nieve que cayó el invierno pasado.
Mexico Edition.
FRIDAY, MAY 13 PROGRAM # 9622 12:00 PM PT Mexico Edition. After renewing agreements for cross-border collaboration, leaders from public radio networks Radio Educación in Mexico and US-based Radio Bilingüe discuss the opportunities and challenges for public media and their common vision for a public broadcast service that may impact the lives of Mexicans on […]
Devastating Wildfire Continues to Rage Out of Control
Firefighting crews from across the Western United States continue to battle the nation’s largest wildfire and one of the most devastating in New Mexico state history. Thousands have been evacuated from the disaster zone and several communities are on red alert because of the rapidly advancing flames.
Raising Teacher Salaries to Save Schools
The teacher shortage that has been plaguing public schools around the country has worsened during the pandemic. More and more teachers are leaving the profession, and schools are having trouble attracting new educators.
Tornado Survivor Rebuilds her Home Without Federal Aid
In the southern state of Alabama, a Salvadoran immigrant luckily saved her life and that of her family when a tornado destroyed the mobile home park where she lived. A year later, the family is reported to have recovered, albeit without having benefited from federal emergency assistance.
Extra Edition: Quetzal Band.
THURSDAY, MAY 12 PROGRAM # 9620 11:00 AM PT Extra Edition: Quetzal Band. The Grammy Award winning band Quetzal is bringing musical performances and educational workshops to San Francisco. Known for their decades-long commitment to Son jarocho, the traditional music from Veracruz, Quetzal also celebrates rhythms popular in the barrios of East LA, including Chicano […]
Covid-19 and Children. Also, The State of Vaccines and Tests in Rural California.
THURSDAY, MAY 12 PROGRAM # 9621 12:00 PM PT Covid-19 and Children. Covid-19 cases among children rose in recent months during the surge of the Omicron variant. An expert warns that more kids will get sick from Covid as infections surge. What are the short-term and the long-lasting effects of Covid in kids? How are […]
(Español) Vuelven a NY campesinos de Immokalee con campaña sobre Programa de Comida Justa
(Español) “Los abusos a los derechos humanos han plagado a la industria durante demasiado tiempo, y esa es exactamente la razón por la que construimos el Programa de Comida Justa: para poner fin a esos abusos y recuperar nuestra dignidad.
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