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Noticias semanales y reportajes en video en español con Gerardo Beltrán Salinas, un periodista chileno de larga trayectoria que vive en New Bedford
Gerardo Beltran Salinas es un periodista chileno que ha trabajado en los principales medios de comunicación de su país como el periódico nacional “Las Últimas Noticias” y el canal estatal de televisión “Televisión Nacional de Chile”. Se destacó como reportero de investigación, productor de noticias y editor. Actualmente desarrolla historias escritas y audiovisuales sobre las actividades que realizan los miembros de la comunidad latina en New Bedford y alrededores. “Me siento muy comprometido con el tremendo esfuerzo y sacrificio que realizan las familias inmigrantes en este país”, dice Gerardo.
Gerardo Beltran Salinas is a Chilean journalist who has worked as a reporter, editor and news producer for major media outlets in his country, including the national newspaper Las Últimas Noticias and the state television channel Televisión Nacional de Chile. He is currently living in New Bedford and producing stories and videos for The Light, chronicling the activities of Greater New Bedford’s Latino community. “I feel very committed to the tremendous effort and sacrifice made by immigrant families in this country,” he says.
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Inmigrantes en New Bedford: ‘Podríamos haber sido nosotros las víctimas’
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Guatemalans in New Bedford rescue their culture through food
New Bedford’s Riverside Park is the place where the Hispanic community gathers every Saturday to enjoy different preparations that are part of their ancestral culture.
Immigrants in New Bedford react to San Antonio tragedy: ‘We could have been the victims’
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With the ceremony behind them, more than 600 young adults will soon be heading off to college or into the working world.
‘Yes we can!’ The joyful cry of immigrants after vote on driver’s licenses
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