En resumen Fresno es un caso de estudio de la injusticia racial, económica y ambiental en California y un referente en potencia para la búsqueda de reparaciones por parte del estado. Read this article in English. Mientras el Estado de California considera las reparaciones para corregir los daños económicos fundamentales causados por la esclavitud, son […]
Fresno is a case study for racial, economic and environmental injustice in California and a potential bellwether for the state’s pursuit of reparations.
The California Dream for All program would allow the state to invest alongside first-time homebuyers so that they could afford to purchase a home in California.
Senate Bill 250 would allow patients to get treatments they urgently need without delays from insurance companies by requiring insurers to consult with doctors when determining which services require authorizations.
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