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Alberto Avendaño conversa con Mark Hugo lópez del Pew Research Center.
Alberto Avendaño conversa con Mark Hugo lópez del Pew Research Center.
Entrevista con Silvia Díaz Moore en Washington, DC, durante el Mes de la Historia Afroamericana en Estados Unidos. Díaz es afroparaguaya y recibió en febrero de 2016 un reconocimeinto de la Oficina de Asuntos Latinos de la Alcaldía de DC a su labor con las comunidades afrolatinas.
Reportaje de El Tiempo Latino sobre los galardones recibidos por el Teatro Hispano GALA y el bailarín Edwin Aparicio.
Katie Couric has met some amazing people in her life, and shares some of the best advice that they gave her in her book, “The Best Advice I Ever Got: Lessons From Extraordinary Lives”. Now, she’s teaming up with Michelin to share driving safety advice during National Teen Driver Safety Week.”
La agrupación Calibre 50 es originaria de Mazatlán, Sinaloa y fue creada en el año 2010; eligiendo el nombre teniendo en mente el hacer la comparación con un elemento que simbolizará la fuerza y el impacto que el proyecto tiene en la vida de los integrantes, así como en la de aquellos que gusten del género Regional Mexicano. De esta idea surge el nombre “Calibre 50”, ya que es la bala que ningún blindaje logra detener así como el propósito de traspasar fronteras con su música, siendo imparables, con la una fuerza tan poderosa que sólo Dios y el público pueden parar o aumentar.
Produced by the National Day Laborer Organizing Network as part of the #Not1More series at http://notonemoredeportation.com with support of the abc* Foundation
Chris Spannos speaks with the acclaimed public intellectual about the shift in US policy toward Cuba and what it signals.
In his speech to the United Nations General Assembly on 28 September 2015, US President Barack Obama said that ‘for 50 years, the United States pursued a Cuba policy that failed to improve the lives of the Cuban people’, and proclaimed: ‘We changed that.’ His speech comes after much news signalling a thaw in relations rooted in the Cold-War era.
But does the US foreign policy shift in relations toward Cuba indicate a change in regional goals, or does it signal new strategy to advance the same old objectives? Internationally acclaimed public intellectual and linguist Noam Chomsky answers the big questions about US relations with Latin America.
In this episode of Amygdala, New Internationalist Digital Editor Chris Spannos speaks with Chomsky about Economic War on Latin America. From his Boston office at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the US, Chomsky discusses the historic fear that the superpower has had toward an independent Latin America. The interview looks at the past US blockade on Cuba and recent changes in US diplomacy toward the small island nation, the history of US foreign policy toward the region, Brazil as an economic power-house and Latin America’s efforts at regional integration.
This episode of Amygdala was produced for New Internationalist. Website: newint.org
Immigrant (Inmigrante) is a powerful Pop-Spanish/English song with a strong message to inspire people to follow their dreams. New Latin Pop artist, Immi and Songwriter/Producer Gray Devio have teamed up together on “Immigrant (Inmigrante)”, bringing a positive message to the world about the struggles and strife of immigrants starting over, learning to follow their dreams, and never giving up. With perseverance, anything is possible. This is what America is all about.