7PM Pacific Time: Tuesdays
A weekly Latino affairs magazine program with a local and international focus, highlighting the social, political and cultural events affecting the Latino community.
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We converse with poet Rafael Jesus Gonzalez about indigenous poetry and Amnesty International’s Human Rights award winner, Lydia Cacho Romero of Mexico about her ongoing work on behalf of women and children. We’ll learn about the plans for the upcoming marchas for May Day and hear the music of Quetzal.
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This week we bring you news about the opportunity for US residents to study medicine in Cuba- tuition free! You will also hear abut the Luz Project and the arts programs for youth in Mexico, You can celebrate the life of Cesar Chavez with interviews of his family and co-workers, and commemorate the assignation of … Continued
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"La Raza on the March" is this week’s focus with music. news and interviews on the up-coming SF Peace March, the Cesar Chavez Day Parade, an update on the Intertribal friendship House rescue campaign and an exclusive report from Colombia on President Bush’s visit to Bogota! Included also is an upcoming local events calendario for … Continued
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Making the Invisible, Visible: Abu Ghraib and the art of Fernando Botero Excerpts from a conversation between Colombian artist, Fernando Botero and US Poet Laureate, Robert Hass on La Raza Chronicles, discussing the exhibit "Abu Ghraib" currently showing at UC Berkeley till March 21st, 2007.
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Tonight’s program features an original song by Immigration-activist/poet Arnoldo Garcia, and a feature ,"Save the lagacy: Oakland’s Inter-tribal Friendship House" – as well as Latino community and international news; a first hand account of voting for Nicargauan president Daniel Ortega; the music of Samba Da and a new "ambiente" version of the folkloric song "La … Continued
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In his new book Pirates of the Caribbean, veteran activist and intellectual Tariq Ali examines the Bolivarian revolution in Venezuela and its relationship to other leftist movements and developments in Latin America.
