La Lucha Sigue
Found In Translation Episode 347: Host Ray Collazo is joined by activists on island of Puerto Rico and throughout the diaspora to discuss the impact of earthquakes on Puerto Rico and how recovery efforts being spurred on the Puerto Rican nation. Mercedes Vazquez Simmons, Dr. Raul Moris, Paul Figueroa, and Wanda Martinez share how earthquakes have affected them personally and what does this moment in history teach us about colonialism, government ethics and self-determination.
Continue to support recovery efforts and calls on #WandaRenuncia and further government accountability on the island and within the federal government.
Shoutout to Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia for representing Houston and the Latino community as one of the House Democratic ‘conveners’ in the upcoming Senate Impeachment trial.
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