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El ambiente afuera del Salt Lake City and County Building, y más tarde en las calles, era desafiante y ardiente. Formaba parte del “Paro Nacional”, en el que la gente se negó a trabajar o a comprar para manifestarse contra las tácticas migratorias de ICE y el gobierno federal.
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Avanza 88.3 Debuts “Punto de Encuentro,” a New Spanish-Language Interview Program Hosted by Journalist Pablo Tellechea“It is an honor to welcome Pablo Tellechea to Avanza 88.3. He is a trusted and respected voice in Utah’s Spanish-language media,” said Edgar Zúñiga, Program Director of Avanza 88.3. “Over the decades, Pablo has established himself as an objective and independent journalist who fosters thoughtful conversations that invite reflection.”Avanza 88.3 estrena “Punto de Encuentro”, nuevo programa de entrevistas en español con el periodista Pablo Tellechea“Punto de Encuentro” se transmite todos los martes a las 6 p.m.
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El ambiente afuera del Salt Lake City and County Building, y más tarde en las calles, era desafiante y ardiente. Formaba parte del “Paro Nacional”, en el que la gente se negó a trabajar o a comprar para manifestarse contra las tácticas migratorias de ICE y el gobierno federal.
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