Latino USA Episode 800

August 1, 2008 at 2:55pm

Story: Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa speaks with Bienestar president Oscar De La O about the rising rates of AIDS cases among Latinos. Latino USA contributor Melinda Tuhus reports from New Haven, CT, on the recent ruling in favor of not releasing the names of people applying for resident ID cards. Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa shares a story of her experience reporting on the border. Latino USA contributor Lygia Navarro profiles a Latina chosen to referee at this year's Olympics in Bejing Latino USA's contributor Ancel Martinez sends this audio post of a girl's youth soccer team getting more out of the game than just winning.

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