Stay ConnectedCommentary, news and analysis of the U.S. Latino world. Engaging traviesos. A 2019 iHeart Radio Podcast Awards nominee for Best Multicultural Podcast hosted by award-wining journalist Julio Ricardo Varela.
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So... our Internet went down tonight and we had issues with a live show, but that didn't stop us from going on with the show and calling up Brenda Gonzalez Ricards of Tamarindo Podcast. Once we got it all squared away, Brenda talked about what's new for Tamarindo, the future of Brown podcasts and what's missing in the news.
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We decided to drop a BONUS show this week, because our friends at the Latino Media Collective are such cool guest hosts, so for this episode, the LMC focuses on what is going on in Argentina and the country's economic policies. Juan Cruz Ferré, a columnist for Left Voice and La Izquierda Diario, speaks with the LMC about austerity measures in Argentina and how people are mobilizing against it.
For more LMC shows, go to latinomediacollective.com
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The Latino Media Collective guest hosts in this episode about setting the record straight about the Haitian-American experience and Temporary Protected Status (TPS). What does it mean for a community that has been part of U.S. history since the start the 18th century? Haitian-America Jessicah Pierre of the Institute for Policy Studies talks to the LMC.
For more LMC shows, go to latinomediacollective.com
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What is happening to individuals providing humanitarian aid to migrants? According to Tucson's NO MORE DEATHS/NO MÁS MUERTES, it means getting arrested by Border Patrol agents. Ana Sánchez, one of the organization's volunteers, joins us to share updates about what is happening.
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What's missing from the current debate about the government shutdown? We talk with Juan Escalante of America's Voice from DC.
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Earlier this week, the Trump administration said it would eliminate Temporary Protective Status for El Salvador, directly impacting the lives of 200,000 Salvadorans living in the United States. What does it mean to this country's Salvadoran community? We talk with two of our show's resident Salvadorans: Christian Henríquez and Oscar Fernández.
In addition, immigration lawyer Matthew Kolken tells us about the legal implications of TPS ending, as well as whether there will even be an immigration deal in Congress for DACA.
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The Latino Media Collective guest hosts Latino Rebels Radio this week and interviews Daniel Cano, co-founder of the Kuykuitin Project, about the social justice struggle for the Mapuche people of Chile. Cano explains the little-known history of the Mapuche and how to resolve the conflict between the Chilean state that goes back to 1883.
For more LMC episodes, visit latinomediacollective.com
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This week, we did a show with the Latino Media Collective! Hear what the LMC and Latino Rebels had to say about some of the most important stories of 2017. ¡Feliz Año Nuevo! Happy New Year!
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Guest host Latino Media Collective is back, and asks: What does it mean to be black and beautiful in Ecuador? And how has the rise of Afro-Latinos in Ecuadorian society changed the country's national identity? Professor Hugo Benavides, chair of the Fordham University's Anthropology Department, is the featured guest.
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As she finishes up her time as NYC Council Speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito talks with Latino Rebels Radio about Puerto Rico in a world after Hurricane María, why "politiquería" continues to dominate Puerto Rican society and what needs to change.
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