Week # 6-94, Air Date 2/6/1994 - 2/12/1994
Scope and Contents
Segment #1: Latino USA's Mandalit Del Barco spent a few days in LA's Latino communities, which were among the most affected by the earthquake. 4:02
Subject Types: Economics; Environment; Other - Natural Disaster
Locations: U.S. Regions - West; States - California
Segment #2: Latino USA host Maria Hinojosa speaks with Rodolfo Acuña founder of the Chicano Studies Department at Califomia State University in Northridge, about how the Latino community is handling the aftermath of the earthquake in Northridge, 4:00
Subject Types: Economics; Environment; Other - Natural Disaster
Locations: U.S. Regions - West; States - California
Segment #3: Commentator Ruben Martinez talks about how earthquakes can change peoples perceptions. 3:43
Subject Types: Economics; Environment; Other - Natural Disaster
Segment #4: News analyst Patricia Gonzales and Roberto Rodriguez comment on the Mexican rebel's goals in the insurrection in Chiapas. 2:30
Subject Types: Human Rights; Politics
Locations: Non-U.S. Regions - Mexico
Segment #5: Latino USA's Vidal Guzman profiles the Mexican band Zazhil (sah-Seel). 4:09
Subject Types: Arts - Music
Locations: Non-U.S. Regions - Mexico
Dates
- Creation: Air Date 2/6/1994 - 2/12/1994
Repository Details
Part of the Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Repository
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Austin Texas 78712 United States
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