Edición Semanaria (Weekly Magazine)

Conduct of Anti-Riot Police Intensifies Calls for Police Reform: The use of excessive force by anti-riot forces against peaceful protesters and journalists during the public protests across the country has triggered an avalanche of proposals aimed at curbing police abuse. Latino activists applauded the initiatives, but call for more comprehensive reforms. José López Zamorano has the report.

Dolores Huerta Lends Support to Activists Protesting Racism and Police Brutality: Legendary farm worker and civil rights leader Dolores Huerta added her voice to the national chorus of those who support activists calling for police reform. On the program Línea Abierta, Huerta reflected on the public outrage over the death of George Floyd, calling for police officers to be “peace officers.” Huerta called for transforming anger into activism through non-violent means and bringing the drive to eliminate racism to the November presidential elections. The interview was conducted by Samuel Orozco.

Dreamer Activist Released after Controversial Arrest in Phoenix Protests: An DACA permit-carrying activist was arrested after rallies in Phoenix protesting the death of George Floyd and turned over to ICE. Local leaders accuse the local police chief of arbitrarily arresting the young woman who, they say, acted as a legal observer, and question collaboration with federal immigration agents. Valeria Fernandez has the details from Phoenix.

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