It’s another busy week as Jon (@jonbyington) and Julio (julioFSU1903) discuss what’s making news on the DL Podcast.

This week Mariné Pérez, editor with the Occupy Wall Street Journal, joins us to discuss Occupy Wall Street and how Latinos are getting involved (starting at 10:12 in the podcast). She tell us more about how the Occupy Wall Street Journal in Spanish was created, upcoming Spanish-language outreach plans, how undocumented immigrants are participating in the protest and much more.

Here’s the full rundown of this week’s podcast:

• 0:35 -Alabama Immigration Update
• 2:30 – McDonald’s Cashier beats woman with metal rod 2:30 -
• 3:12 - Pew: Bank Fees No. 1 Reason Los Angeles Latinos Closed Bank Accounts Last Year
• 5:30 – Pan American Games Update
• 10:12 – Interview with Mariné Pérez, an editor with the Occupy Wall Street Journal
• 24:27 – Immigration Question of the Week
• 26:21 – We’ll take you to the International Clown Convention in Mexico

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MORE OCCUPY WALL STREET COVERAGE:
El video muestra entrevistas con Latinos que participan en las protestas Anti Wall Street: