by EL CENTRAL Hispanic News
Read the articles on ELCENTRALmedia.com! "El Pulso" is a weekly audio news briefing featuring the most important stories from EL CENTRAL Hispanic News. Each episode prioritizes reporting from Southwest Detroit and Latino communities, while also covering key developments across Detroit and Metro Detroit. It's designed to give listeners clear, factual context on what happened, where, and why it matters—all in one place.
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July 30, 2026
<p>In this week’s edition of EL PULSO, Detroit voters prepare to decide an operating millage that could generate approximately $112 million a year for Detroit Public Schools Community District and help fund classroom programming, staff salaries, and other day-to-day school operations.</p><p>We also report on Livingston County’s new 287(g) agreement with ICE, which allows designated officers to execute federal immigration warrants on people already held in county custody, while immigrant-rights advocates warn that such partnerships can weaken trust in local law enforcement.</p><p>Plus, the Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opens after years of planning and construction, creating a new highway-to-highway connection between Detroit and Windsor and supporting one of North America’s busiest trade corridors.</p><p>We also cover the second annual No Se Puede, Sin Nosotros gathering, where Latino leaders from across Michigan discussed education, healthcare, economic mobility, and civic participation.</p><p>And we preview Fantástico, a new Midtown exhibition featuring original Mexican movie posters and lobby cards from the Golden Age of cinema.</p><p>The stories featured in this episode are published throughout the week at ELCENTRALmedia.com.</p><p>🎧 New episodes every Thursday on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.</p><p>Hosted by Michael D. Gutierrez.</p>
July 23, 2026
<p>In this week's edition of <strong>EL PULSO</strong>, immigrant-rights advocates across Michigan condemn recent ICE-related deaths and renew calls for greater oversight of immigration enforcement after two men were killed during separate encounters with federal agents.</p><p>We also break down the Wayne County transit millage on the August 4 ballot, a proposal that would expand SMART bus routes, microtransit services, and regional transit access for thousands of residents.</p><p>Plus, Detroit health officials warn of rising cyclospora cases across Michigan, while MANA de Metro Detroit celebrates Latina leadership by awarding scholarships to 20 students and honoring community leaders during its annual Brindis Luncheon.</p><p>We also remind listeners about early voting ahead of Michigan's August primary election and the importance of relying on trusted local election officials for accurate voting information.</p><p>And we wrap up with the latest from the soccer world as Spain captures its second FIFA Men's World Cup title, while Detroit City FC announces the largest investment in club history and officially breaks ground on its future stadium in Southwest Detroit.</p><p>🎧 New episodes every Thursday on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.</p><p>Hosted by Michael D. Gutierrez</p>
July 16, 2026
<p>In this week's edition of <strong>EL PULSO</strong>, immigrant-rights advocates raise new concerns after two immigrants were killed during encounters involving ICE agents, including a Detroit vigil honoring Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and renewed calls to end immigration-related vehicle pursuits in residential neighborhoods.</p><p>We also report on the groundbreaking of the historic La Norteña building in Mexicantown, where a long-vacant Latino-owned property will be transformed into a mixed-use development designed with community input and neighborhood preservation in mind.</p><p>Plus, District 6 Business Liaison Raquel Figueroa shares how her own migration story shapes the way she helps Southwest Detroit entrepreneurs navigate city resources and grow their businesses.</p><p>We also highlight the premiere of <strong>A Happy World</strong>, filmmaker Sebastian Rivera-Mendoza's new short film shot in Southwest Detroit, and examine the uncertain future of a proposed federal workplace heat standard designed to protect workers during extreme temperatures.</p><p>🎧 New episodes every Thursday on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.</p><p>Hosted by Michael D. Gutierrez</p>
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"El Pulso" is a weekly audio news briefing featuring the most important stories from EL CENTRAL Hispanic News. Each episode prioritizes reporting from Southwest Detroit and Latino communities, while also covering key developments across Detroit and Metro Detroit. It's designed to give listeners clear, factual context on what happened, where, and why it matters—all in one place.
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