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MEXICO EDITION. Martha Elena Ramírez hosts this edition of the Voz Pública series from Mexico City. The civic journalist brings news and analysis on Mexican developments.

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Noticiero Latino

» Weekly Edition of Noticiero Latino
Hillary Clinton Stays in the Race, Plan to Expand Toxic Waste Landfill Returns, and "Bandana Project". 5/9/2008
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Previous Weekly Edition Headlines: » Clinton wins in Pennsylvania 4/25/2008
» Papal Visit to United States 4/18/2008
» I would like for you to be put in these peoples’ places. I would just like to make this clear 4/17/2008
» General Petraeus Reports on Iraq War 4/11/2008

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» Noticiero Latino Headlines - May 8, 2008
200 arrested in New York for protesting Sean Bell case, Attorney general in Illinois will not charge policeman who killed two Latinos, and High food prices expected in Mexico until 2015. 5/8/2008
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Previous Daily Edition Headlines: » Senator Clinton says she will stay in presidential race 5/7/2008
» Democrats go to polls in Indiana and North Carolina 5/6/2008
» Immigrants die frequently in custody in U.S. 5/5/2008
» President to sign Latino museum bill 5/2/2008

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Lebanon teeters on the brink of civil war

The political crisis that has been looming in Lebanon for the past 18 months has reached a climax. The government is seemingly paralysed following Hizbollah's seizure of Western Beirut. class='little'> RNW: English
» Lebanon teeters on the brink of civil war
05/09/2008

On both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, bereaved families are mourning their loved ones, killed in the fighting. Surprisingly, their bereavement can lead to reconciliation between Palestinian and Israeli families.class='little'> RNW: English
» The same tears, the same pain
05/09/2008

Boris Tadic expects early benefits of EU accord

Serbia's elections can be seen as a referendum on EU membership. Will president Tadic's pro-European campaign convince the voters, or will PM Kostunica's anger over Kosovo's EU-supported independence win the day?class='little'> RNW: English
» Boris Tadic expects early benefits of EU accord
05/09/2008

Ten African refugees drowned when their inflatable dinghy sank off the coast of Morocco. Did the Moroccan navy puncture their boat, as claimed by survivors, or was it an unfortunate accident?class='little'> RNW: English
» Morocco denies sinking refugee vessel
05/09/2008

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Radio Bilingüe unveils historic digital archive project to preserve cultural programming.

Using cutting edge technology to digitize, save and store hundreds of radio programs, Radio Bilingüe is unveiling a new web archival project that will preserve interviews and cultural programming featuring Latino community leaders and some of the top Latino performing artists in the world.

4/29/2008

Central Valley Families Join the Campaign For Working Families in California and Nation

Community leaders and community members from 6 Central Valley organizations will hold a town hall meeting in Fresno, Saturday, April 26, as part of Equal Voice for America’s Families, a national campaign to develop a family issues platform. The town hall will begin at 1:00 pm at the Cornerstone Church Hall, 1525 N. Fulton St., in downtown Fresno. The Fresno town hall is one of six held throughout northern California.

4/23/2008

Premiere Latino radio and TV networks simulcast coverage of Latino voting in Pennsylvania primaries.

With the presidential election moving into Pennsylvania next week, Latino voting patterns and results will be presented in three special shows designed to capture the Latino impact on the presidential elections.

4/18/2008


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