Never underestimate the power of Spanish-language radio, which continues to receive a huge national media boost after playing a critically important role in turning out more than a million people to pro-immigration rallies across the nation, starting weeks ago in Chicago and peaking last week in Los Angeles.
Today's edition of The Washington Post take a local look at the story angle that took off in Los Angeles and has boosted interest in the power of the Spanish-language radio format across the nation.
Click [here] for today's metro story by Karin Brulliard. (The Post's Peter Slevin has a fascinating front-pager on the immigration issue seen through the lense of residents of the State of Georgia. See that story [here].)
Previous stories are below:
San Francisco Chronicle [here]
The Desert Sun [here]
Los Angeles Times [here]
The New York Times [here]
Associated Press [here]
And the Chicago Tribune story by journalist Oscar Avila that started this media trend (bravo man!) two weeks before these other stories [here]
The Spanish-language radio operators should give Mr. Avila, or at least his publisher, a cut from all the money they'll bring after all this favorable media coverage.
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