La Voz Paper Part 1 | Comcast Newsmakers

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with Carolina Trujillo on the Spanish Language Newspaper

Posted Dec 29, 2017

La Voz is a free Spanish-language community newspaper distributed to Lynn, Peabody, Revere and Salem all on the North Shore of Massachusetts. Reaching these communities that previously were not served, La Voz has become the voice of the Latino Community. Interview recorded on November 21, 2017. For part 2 of our conversation with Carolina Trujillo click here.

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