Acompaña a Irma Blanco y Juan Carlos González con las noticias más importantes del día. Expertos independientes de derechos humanos de Naciones Unidas piden a Estados Unidos detener las deportaciones de migrantes a terceros países, mientras la administración Trump solicita a la Corte Suprema poder continuar con esta política.

Además, crece la controversia por anuncios de televisión pagados con fondos federales en los que aparece el presidente Trump a pocas semanas de las elecciones de medio término. En economía, Wall Street cierra a la baja en medio del aumento del precio del petróleo y las preocupaciones por la inflación.

También, Trump anuncia un proyecto para construir una planta de acero en Iowa con una inversión proyectada de 15 mil millones de dólares, mientras el Senado debate nuevas propuestas relacionadas con el costo de vida, la energía, la insulina y la gasolina.

Cerramos con una reflexión que nos recuerda que los cambios no siempre significan el final y que nunca es tarde para volver a empezar.

Gracias por escuchar Alfa Noticias. Suscríbete y acompáñanos cada día para mantenerte informado sobre las noticias más importantes de Estados Unidos y el mundo.

In English:

Join Irma Blanco and Juan Carlos González for the day's top headlines. Independent United Nations human rights experts are calling on the United States to halt deportations of migrants to third countries, while the Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow the policy to continue.

Plus, controversy grows over federally funded television ads featuring President Trump just weeks before the midterm elections. On the economy, Wall Street closes lower amid rising oil prices and renewed concerns about inflation.

Also, Trump announces plans for a new steel plant in Iowa with a projected $15 billion investment, while the Senate debates proposals addressing the cost of living, energy prices, insulin and gasoline.

We close with a reflection reminding us that change does not always mean the end and that it is never too late to begin again.

Thank you for listening to Alfa Noticias. Subscribe and join us every day to stay informed about the most important news from the United States and around the world.

Acompa&ntilde;a a&nbsp;Irma Blanco y Juan Carlos Gonz&aacute;lez con las noticias m&aacute;s importantes del d&iacute;a. Expertos independientes de derechos humanos de Naciones Unidas piden a Estados Unidos detener las deportaciones de migrantes a terceros pa&iacute;ses, mientras la administraci&oacute;n Trump solicita a la Corte Suprema poder continuar con esta pol&iacute;tica.
Adem&aacute;s, crece la controversia por anuncios de televisi&oacute;n pagados con fondos federales en los que aparece el presidente Trump a pocas semanas de las elecciones de medio t&eacute;rmino. En econom&iacute;a, Wall Street cierra a la baja en medio del aumento del precio del petr&oacute;leo y las preocupaciones por la inflaci&oacute;n.
Tambi&eacute;n, Trump anuncia un proyecto para construir una planta de acero en Iowa con una inversi&oacute;n proyectada de 15 mil millones de d&oacute;lares, mientras el Senado debate nuevas propuestas relacionadas con el costo de vida, la energ&iacute;a, la insulina y la gasolina.
Cerramos con una reflexi&oacute;n que nos recuerda que los cambios no siempre significan el final y que nunca es tarde para volver a empezar.
Gracias por escuchar Alfa Noticias. Suscr&iacute;bete y acomp&aacute;&ntilde;anos cada d&iacute;a para mantenerte informado sobre las noticias m&aacute;s importantes de Estados Unidos y el mundo.
In English:
Join Irma Blanco and Juan Carlos Gonz&aacute;lez for the day's top headlines. Independent United Nations human rights experts are calling on the United States to halt deportations of migrants to third countries, while the Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow the policy to continue.
Plus, controversy grows over federally funded television ads featuring President Trump just weeks before the midterm elections. On the economy, Wall Street closes lower amid rising oil prices and renewed concerns about inflation.
Also, Trump announces plans for a new steel plant in Iowa with a projected $15 billion investment, while the Senate debates proposals addressing the cost of living, energy prices, insulin and gasoline.
We close with a reflection reminding us that change does not always mean the end and that it is never too late to begin again.
Thank you for listening to Alfa Noticias. Subscribe and join us every day to stay informed about the most important news from the United States and around the world.

Start your mornings informed with Irma Blanco and Juan Carlos González on Alfa Noticias, a daily Spanish-language news podcast delivering the latest news in Spanish from the United States and around the world. Each weekday, we cover the top headlines shaping your day, including immigration, the economy, health, politics, international affairs, breaking news, and major global events.

Designed for Spanish-speaking listeners who want trusted, easy-to-understand journalism, Alfa Noticias provides the context, analysis, and insight behind today's biggest stories. Our mission is to keep Spanish-speaking audiences across the United States informed, connected, and prepared with accurate, compassionate reporting that helps make sense of the news that matters most.

Subscribe to Alfa Noticias for your daily Spanish news briefing and start every morning with the headlines, analysis, and current events you need to know.

Start your mornings informed with Irma Blanco and Juan Carlos Gonz&aacute;lez on Alfa Noticias, a daily Spanish-language news podcast delivering the latest news in Spanish from the United States and around the world. Each weekday, we cover the top headlines shaping your day, including immigration, the economy, health, politics, international affairs, breaking news, and major global events.
Designed for Spanish-speaking listeners who want trusted, easy-to-understand journalism, Alfa Noticias provides the context, analysis, and insight behind today's biggest stories. Our mission is to keep Spanish-speaking audiences across the United States informed, connected, and prepared with accurate, compassionate reporting that helps make sense of the news that matters most.
Subscribe to Alfa Noticias for your daily Spanish news briefing and start every morning with the headlines, analysis, and current events you need to know.

Alfa Noticias

Start your mornings informed with Irma Blanco and Juan Carlos González in Alfa Noticias, this dynamic Spanish-language news briefing focused on the stories that matter most to our community. In a warm, engaging, and human way, we cover the most important headlines of the day, including immigration, the economy, health, international affairs, and the latest developments in the war involving Iran, among other major topics. Our mission is to keep Hispanic audiences across the United States connected, informed, and prepared for the day ahead through clear, reliable, and compassionate journalism that brings context, analysis, and understanding to the news shaping our world today.