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Previous Episodes
June 2004
Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.June 3, 2004
The Journalists Roundtable
Arizona Republic journalist Richard DeUriarte, Ricardo Pimentel, and Yvonne Wingett join host José Cárdenas to discuss issues including a controversial day labor center in Phoenix, and the recently adjourned legislative session and the influence exercised by Hispanic lawmakers.
Plus, columnist Ricardo Pimentel shares some personal news about his professional future.
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June 10, 2004
American Heart Association's new campaign
Heart disease and stroke are the #1 killers of Hispanic Americans. The American Heart Association's new campaign in the Hispanic Community promotes awareness of heart disease. Guests include: Suncerria Tillis, Director of Cultural Health Initiatives for American Heart Association, and Marilyn Perez, Co -Chair of the American Heart Association's Cultural Health Initiatives Committee.
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June 17, 2004
Mesa Mayor Keno Hawker
A discussion with Mayor Keno Hawker and Phil Austin, President of the Mesa Hispanic Citizens and member of Multicultural Coalition for Economic and Social Justice. Austin's group is looking for the City of Mesa to address the city's day labor center, Cesar Chavez holiday, diversity in hiring and promotions, police review board, and adequate housing plan.
Arizona & Sonora: Partners in the Global Economy
The Arizona-Mexico Commission Plenary session meets this week in Phoenix to discuss "Arizona & Sonora: Partners in the Global Economy."
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June 24, 2004
Jorge Ramos
He is America's top-ranked national news anchor on Spanish language television. Mexican-born Univision anchor Jorge Ramos has also turned his talents to writing. He'll be on HORIZONTE to talk about his latest book, "The Hispanic Wave." In it, Ramos tells how Hispanics' growing voting power will be felt in the next presidential election and beyond.
NCLR National Convention
Speaking of Hispanic voting power, the National Council of La Raza is holding its annual convention in Phoenix, where the organization started. More than 20,000 delegates are expected at the convention, which will feature a speech by presumptive Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry.
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