Story: This week: We look at the wave of violence against women in Latin America, and what different organizations and government agencies are doing to combat this epidemic. Also, we hear from Cuban singer Issac Delgado about his love for the music of Nat King Cole.

Story: This week: A conversation with veteran labor activist Dolores Huerta. Huerta turned 80 this month and she spoke to Maria Hinojosa about a life of activism and the responsibility all people have to be involved in democracy. Also, we commemorate the 10th anniversary of Dora the Explorer, and Historias from Story Corps.

Story: This week: We go to the gulf to talk with disaster migrants - Latin American workers who travel the country - rebuilding and cleaning up after catastrophes. Also, an udate from New Orleans five years after Katrina, and the music of Maya Azucena.

Story: This week: activism in Puerto Rico. In 1954, Puerto Rican Nationalists walked into congress and shot 5 people to protest their island's status as a US colony. One of the attackers, Lolita Lebron died this week. We hear from Rafael Cancel Miranda who was their and served 25 years in prison, as well as from a new generation of activists on the island.

Story: On the program this week, we hear from Arizona - citizens, students, politicians - and their reactions to the federal judge's ruling that blocked portions of a controversial new immigration law. Also, author John Phillip Santos, who crossed borders, and time in his new novel.

Story: On the program this week: SB1070 is set to take affect in Arizona, unless a federal judge puts an injunction on the immigration legislation. We hear voices living this moment in history in the state, and artists respond. How do art, music, and writing affect the political discourse in the country?

Story: On the program this week: When you are kidnapped, you lose your freedom, control, and at times all hope....so for some hostages deep in Colombia's jungle, listening to Voces del Secuestro on the radio is a lifeline. This week, Kidnap Radio is on the air.

Story: On the program this week: The Federal Government filed suit against Arizona this week, over the state's controversial new immigration law due to take effect later this month. We get reaction from community leaders. Also, historias from Los Angeles, from Story Corps

Story: On this week's Latino USA, Maria Hinojosa talks with three diverse, unique, and immensely talented Latin Jazz artists -- Dafnis Prieto, Miguel Zen?n, and Edmar Casta?eda.

Story: The conclusion of the award-winning documentary "American Dreamer: Sam's Story." This work won the 2010 Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Audio Documentary.