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Impact of Bolivarian Revolution on LGBT People in Venezuela 2018 (Nat. Ed.)
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National Edition Saturday, 02/9/2019
Normally airs Tuesday's at 9pm on WBAI/NY 99.5FM and wbai.org
Includes the news for the first week of February.
Veneuelan LGBT Activist Ricardo Julio Sanchez
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The full interview with Ricardo Julio Sanchez is also featured above. The full version is titled "RevolutionVenezuela_full_vers.mp3"
Ricardo Julio SanchezIn September Venezuela along with most countries in the world, sent high level delegations to the UN for the General Assembly. Among the leaders present was President Nicholas Maduro of Venezuela. Venezuela faces a political situation much like that of the socialist government in Chile in 1972, Nicaragua in the 1980s and other progressive governments being attacked by the US for operating in their people’s interests rather than US corporate interests. The corporate media has done a massive job of attacking the progressive government there. Out-FM co-host John Riley interviewed Ricardo Julio Sanchez, who is a representative of a consortium of Venezuelan LGBT activist groups that came with the Venezuelian delegation. John asked him about those groups, the impact of the embargo on people as a whole and people with HIV/AIDS and about their healthcare system. Thanks to WBAI Producer William Camacaro for assistance setting up the interview and vice-minister of foreign relations for North America Carlos Ron Martinez, for translating this interview.
Renowned Poet Staceyann Chin
Naomi Brussel brings us sound from brilliant poet and activist Stacey Ann Chin from the Women's March.
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Part 2: Impact of Bolivarian Revolution on LGBT People in Venezuela 2018
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Tuesday, 01/22/2019 at 9pm on WBAI/NY 99.5FM and wbai.org
Veneuelan LGBT Activist Ricardo Julio Sanchez
Click on green arrow to download, or select and stream the track. If no green arrow or tracks appear, activate your Flash. On firefox do the following. Look here for details or questions.
Whole show is posted.
Both Part 2 and the full interview with Ricardo Julio Sanchez is also featured above. The full version is titled "RevolutionVenezuela_full_vers.mp3"
Ricardo Julio SanchezIn September Venezuela along with most countries in the world, sent high level delegations to the UN for the General Assembly. Among the leaders present was President Nicholas Maduro of Venezuela. Venezuela faces a political situation much like that of the socialist government in Chile in 1972, Nicaragua in the 1980s and other progressive governments being attacked by the US for operating in their people’s interests rather than US corporate interests. The corporate media has done a massive job of attacking the progressive government there. Out-FM co-host John Riley interviewed Ricardo Julio Sanchez, who is a representative of a consortium of Venezuelan LGBT activist groups that came with the Venezuelian delegation. John asked him about those groups, the impact of the embargo on people as a whole and people with HIV/AIDS and about their healthcare system. Thanks to WBAI Producer William Camacaro for assistance setting up the interview and vice-minister of foreign relations for North America Carlos Ron Martinez, for translating this interview. Click here for Part 1 There are two versions of this interview originally divided into two parts, part 2 has some repetition. If you haven't heard part 1, you can listen to the full version above.
Ban on Conversion Therapy on Minors Passes Legislature
New Out-FM associate producer Stahimili Mapp brings us news on two civil rights bills — the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act (GENDA) and a ban on conversion therapy practiced on minors by licensed mental health professionals.
Renowned Poet Staceyann Chin
Naomi Brussel brings us sound from brilliant poet and activist Stacey Ann Chin from the Women's March.
Naomi also brings us an interview with the Audre Lorde Project's new ED, Jessica Raven.
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