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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Tonight’s program includes news headlines from the Americas, a discussion on race with journalist Jean Damu. Mumia Abou Jamal comments on Haiti and Alice Walker reads her new poem which includes the Cuban Five. Guests, Alfredo Najera and Valerie Tulier speak on the upcoming peace march. We’ll stroll through the streets of Aztlan, hear musica … Continued
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Tonight we bring you news headlines from the Americas, a discussion about Haiti, the comedy of Betty Pazmino, excerpts from "Color Blind” with Don Lacey, and we‘ll stroll down the streets of Aztlan to hear musica, learn about the KPFA apprenticeship opportunities and a calendar of upcoming events. Produced by Vanessa Bohm, Carmen Andrea Rivera, … Continued
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Tonight's program includes news headlines from the Americas with a special focus on Venezuela. Special guest, Chicano poet, Francisco X Alarcon reads his newest poem about RADIO. We cruise down the Streets of Aztlan to hear musica, a discussion about barrio youth issues and a calendar of upcoming events. Enjoy!
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La Raza Chronicles celebrates Three King’s Day/el Dia de los Tres Reyes with music, spoken word and tips to get over the holiday blues. We bring you headlines from the Americas and a conversation and interview with popular local musicians, LoCura and their live music. We go the Streets of Aztlan to hear the latest … Continued
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Tonight’s the last program of year and we celebrate it with a news round up of the major Latino stories of the 2009 as well as the news headlines from the Americas. We include a special highlight on Cuban eye doctors doing healing work in Bolivia, and the poetry of prize-winning Cuban poet Pablo Armando … Continued
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Tonight’s program leaves the solstice darkness to begin moving again towards the light. We bring you News Headlines from the Americas, the word about education budget cuts fro the streets of Aztlan, domestic workers in San Francisco organizing for equal treatment, and a discussion graffiti art in Bogota, Colombia. We celebrate our survival with musica, … Continued
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Tonight’s program includes musica, news headlines from the Americas and a discussion of El Salvador's emerging historical memory project with Carlos Mauricio of the “Stop the Impunity” project in El Salvador. From the Streets of Aztlan we’ll learn about the education hikes in Watsonville and we’ll speak with Aurora Castellanos, a San Francisco youth organizer … Continued
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Tonight's program includes interviews and songs from this year's upcoming Encuentro del Canto Popular with a concert ticket give-away. We'll hear news headlines from the Americas with a focus on Honduras and welcome our guest, Joel Aguiar, the new director of the Day Laborer Program of the La Raza Centro Legal. We'll stroll down the … Continued
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Tonight we bring you news headlines from the Americas and highlighting the conflict in Honduras. We’ll talk with author, John Ross about his latest book on Mexico City, “El Monstruo.” We’ll hear the music of the Mexican revolution through the Streets of Aztlan and salute the 40th anniversary of the American Indian Movement’s take-over of … Continued
