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Host Jim Vrettos interviews Jamie Bernstein, Writer, Narrator, Broadcaster and Filmmaker. Among other topics the conversation pays a homage to Jamie's father, the "West Side Story" composer Leonard Bernstein.
En este episodio Carlos Cabrera entrevista a Alex Sánchez, Presidente de United We Stand; y a la Dra. Ivelsy Ulerio, con quien conversan sobre el adenovirus.
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Manuel Gomez, Private Investigator/Activist | Black Ops Private Investigators
En este episodio Carlos Cabrera entrevista a la escritora Cristina Wynns y a la Productora Jennifer Almonte del Programa de TV "Turismo y Más".
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Filmmaker Serena Dykman, Director and Creator of the Award-Winning Documentary "Nana". The film retraces her grandmother's Auschwitz survival story, and investigates how her life-long fight against intolerance can be taught to the new generations.
En este episodio Carlos Cabrera inicia con un resumen del Encuentro de Periodistas de Aquí y Allá realizado en las instalaciones de MNN El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center en Octubre 16, 2018; en el segundo segmento, Carlos conversa con Elaine Féliz, Conferencista y Educadora Sexual, quien...
The State Senate analyzed the execution of the June primary elections in a major hearing Tuesday.
Federal relief staved off the worst of its socio-economic effects and prevented a massive spike in poverty, new Census data revealed this past week.
The New York City Comptroller is an investment advisor and fiduciary for New York City’s $266 billion public pension system that serves 700,000 current and former teachers, firefighters, health care workers, police officers, and other retired city employees.
Since the nation's most recent pandemic-era stimulus package, the American Rescue Plan, was passed in March the de Blasio administration officials have been crafting a plan to use close to $5.9 billion in direct federal funding to New York City government.