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For this edition of Cuéntame, we visited Deisy’s Cake Shop in Kennett Square to talk to Deisy Tapia about the success of her newly-opened bakery– which opened right before the pandemic hit.
In this edition of AL DÍA Digest, our hosts bring two good news to their conversation along with the most talked-about story of the week.
They analyze President Trump's conflict with Twitter and fact-checking. As well as how Paraguay is an example of success in the battle against Covid-19 in Latin America. And finish their conversation celebrating Costa Rica becoming the first Central American country in allowing gay marriage.
Óyelo, que te conviene!
In the seventh episode of Cuéntame, Lazaro Torres sat down in conversation with us to share his story of coming to Philadelphia to start a career in consulting with the company Accenture.
In this edition of AL DÍA Digest, our hosts Ana Maria Enciso and Yamily Habib, present the weekly cover that celebrates the real essential workers of the epidemic. They speak on how COVID-19 could help flatten another curve: inequality. And they analyze if Bad Bunny has become the messiah of a new religion.
Óyelo, que te conviene!
In this episode of Cuéntame, upcoming college senior, Kianni Figuereo took the time to speak with us about what it took to bring back a college club that was silent on campus.
Today's episode pays tribute to the bicentenary of modern nursing. Our hosts analyze Nancy Pelosi's $3 trillion-proposal to support the economy. And to finish with the good news, they read fragments of Frida Kahlo’s love letters.
Óyelo, que te conviene!
The fifth episode of Cuéntame features the accomplishments of a young professional that has excelled in his career as a consultant amid the difficulties he had to face.
El riesgo del desalojo en Estados Unidos, y cómo la pandemia del Coronavirus afecta de manera diferente a cada país en Latinoamérica
In the second episode of AL DÍA Digest, our hosts speak on how the undocumented immigrants in ICE detention centers may be severely contaminated with Coronavirus. They also analyze the brutal measure the Salvadoran government took against the maras in prisons.
And for the good news of the day, they report on Naibe Reynoso's book: Fearless Trailblazers.
Óyelo, que te conviene.
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