Línea Abierta originates from Radio Bilingüe's studios in Oakland and Fresno, California with hosts Chelis López and Samuel Orozco. Every Friday the Mexico Edition is broadcast, presented by the journalist Citlali Sáenz.
Línea Abierta is the first—and only—daily talk show that connects Spanish-speaking audiences throughout the United States and Mexico. Every weekday, Línea Abierta offers an hour of news, analysis, reports, interviews and round tables in Spanish, special series and talk shows, on topics such as health, politics, the environment, education, arts and culture, race relations, immigrant rights and more. Latino experts and audience members exchange points of view and relevant information, in a dialogue moderated by our experienced hosts. Radio Bilingüe launched Línea Abierta in February 1995 to fill the lack of intelligent and insightful programming in Spanish addressing Latino community issues in the public and commercial media.
Learn more here: https://radiobilingue.org/en/news/program/linea-abierta-en
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May DayMillions of workers across the country are expected to walk off the job, skip class, and refuse to shop today as part of the mass action known as “May Day Strong.”
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Sin Fronteras: Refunds Begin on Tariffs Declared IllegalTwo months after the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s most aggressive tariffs, the federal government has opened a portal for importers to apply for reimbursement.
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Walls of WellnessIn Fresno, local artists and residents are turning walls into spaces of healing in the face of a substance use crisis hitting young people across the Central Valley.
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An Increasingly Suffocating EconomyEconomic anxiety has moved beyond a pocketbook issue and become a full-blown household stability crisis. More than 70% of Americans fear they cannot cover their basic needs.
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Under SurveillanceAn investigation reveals that in Portland, Oregon, a legal loophole allows local police — including license plate scanners — to share data with federal immigration authorities.
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For More Marine Protected AreasCalifornia marks Ocean Day as political denialism unravels years of marine protection. Activists and advocates are fighting to preserve and expand marine protected areas.