Going Back To Cali; History Repeats Itself; United For Guatemala
Rays Talk Show Episode 279: Host Ray Collazo is joined by journalist and political commentator Adriana Maestas to break down this week’s California primary elections. What do the results mean for California, Latino political power and the battle for control of Congress. Maestas and Collazo also speculate if this is the end of former Los Angeles’ Mayor Antonio Villaraigoza’s political career and the November prospects of Senate candidate Kevin De Leon. Collazo provides political updates from Puerto Rico, New Mexico and New Jersey and why we must open our eyes to how history is repeating itself at our Southern Border.
Please support relief efforts for the people of Guatemala at GoFundMe.com/unitedforguatemala and RIP Anthony Bourdain.
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