Tomorrow on Latino USA, Tamoa Calzadilla, editor-in-chief of Factchequeado, delves into the mechanisms of disinformation in our Spanish-speaking communities and provides detailed guidance on countering it.

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On the next Latino USA, every new election cycle in the United States brings disinformation campaigns. Tamoa Calzadilla, editor-in-chief of Factchequeado, shares the inside workings of disinformation in our Spanish-speaking communities.

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You’ve seen her in 'Vida,' 'In the Heights' and 'Scream.' Now she stars in Abigail's #AbigailTheMovie .

In today’s Latino USA, Melissa Barrera talks about how she went from a shy little girl in Monterrey, Mexico to Hollywood’s newest scream queen.
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New Latino USA episode 🎧

Melissa Barrera chats with Maria Hinojosa 🥑 about her journey from telenovelas to Hollywood, highlighting her passion for musical theater, advocacy for Latino representation in film, and influence on social media.

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In the latest #StarsandStarsWithIsa , writer, comedian, and actor Ana Fabrega discovers how her Scorpio moon informs her critical lens of the status quo and the systems that govern modern life: 'I would love to disrupt how this industry operates...'

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📢 Special Announcement 📢

We're proud to announce our nomination at the Peabody Awards for our documentary 'After Uvalde: Guns, Grief & Texas Politics.' Congratulations to our partners FRONTLINE and Texas Tribune.

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Congrats to the entire Futuro Investigates team for their nomination at the Peabody Awards for the documentary 'After Uvalde: Guns, Grief & Texas Politics.'

Congratulations to FRONTLINE and Texas Tribune who also made it possible.

💫Episode 6 of #StarsandStarswithIsa is out!

Writer, comedian & actor Ana Fabrega is a Leo Sun, Scorpio Moon, and Gemini Rising. Our host I S A explores how Ana’s multiple Virgo placements show up in several aspects of her life—career, love, and meditative running.

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This week, an episode of The Burden podcast!

Detective Scarcella's fall from grace, aided by a journalist, revealed alleged misconduct. Over 20 cases overturned, Scarcella admitted faults, exposing flaws in the justice system.

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Did you see #AbigailMovie this weekend? Don't miss the next Latino USA where Maria Hinojosa 🥑 interviews the movie's star: actress Melissa Barrera.

Episode drops Friday, 4/26 🎧

On this #EarthDay , let's reflect on a recent Latino USA episode about climate change.

We explored Alaska and delved into the science behind snow crab decline, the fishermen and community efforts to adapt, and broader climate change impacts.

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What I'm listening to: the toxic conditions Latinx workers face working in reconstruction after disasters hosted by Maria Hinojosa 🥑, on Latino USA on LAist 89.3

📣 “El invisible trabajo tóxico” la #Linotipia 🔍 de esta semana de Peniley Ramírez 🥑 ✍️ que expone la dura realidad de la #migración forzada (por desastres naturales) y la #explotación laboral padecida por tantos trabajadores 🛑.

I’m so proud to continue working with Latino USA. I filed my first story over a decade ago.
Now, sharing the mic with my tocaya Maria Hinojosa 🥑

Doing this type of work takes time and talent from so many people. I’m so grateful I got to finish this before my layoff.

Important work here 👇

Toxic Labor: Latino workers like Santos & Mariano put their health on the line to rebuild America. Yet, they're left to suffer in silence as regulations fail to protect them.
(Published w/ Futuro Investigates, Columbia Journalism & @latinousa)

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On the latest Latino USA, we explore how companies in the disaster restoration industry profit by hiring workers without ensuring their safety.

Produced by Futuro Investigates, in collab w/ The Center for Public Integrity & Columbia Journalism.

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I remember living in New Orleans in 2006 across the street from a home rented by several Latino construction workers. They were doing the hard, painful labor to save a city after catastrophe. They deserve our respect, gratitude, and health care!

The post-disaster restoration business is booming; the mostly immigrant workforce behind it is getting sick from their prolonged exposure to dangerous toxins.

Don't miss Futuro Investigates's new investigation w/ Columbia Journalism & The Center for Public Integrity

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Brothers Mariano and Santos risked their lives rebuilding after hurricanes. Their story sheds light on the invisible dangers of disaster cleanup.

An investigation by Futuro Investigates, in collaboration w/ The Center for Public Integrity & Columbia Journalism.

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