Where is $5 billion of your money actually going? 

In this episode of Qué Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Massachusetts State Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dionne for an in-depth conversation on state finances, government transparency, and the balance of power on Beacon Hill.

Elizabeth Dionne—a Stanford graduate and local government official—explains why she believes fiscal accountability is missing in Massachusetts, how billions in unclaimed property are handled, and her plans for reforming the state lottery, funding vocational education, and instituting independent audits.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction & Welcome: Who is Elizabeth Dionne?
00:27 - Why Run as a Republican in Massachusetts? (Checks & Balances on Beacon Hill)
01:31 - The 2024 Political Climate, Immigration & Connecting with Gateway Cities
02:59 - How Asian and Hispanic Communities Align with Fiscal Responsibility
04:08 - The Human Side of Immigration, Rule of Law & Family Background
04:58 - The Real Role of the State Treasurer: Budget, Debt & Affordability
05:32 - Cost of Living: Property Taxes, Utilities & Gas Prices
06:01 - Bipartisanship, Criminal Enforcement & Federal Immigration Reform
06:28 - Healthcare Workforce Shortages & the Impact of TPS on Care Facilities
07:14 - The $5 Billion in Unclaimed Property: Where Is Your Money?
08:24 - Modernizing State Tech: Implementing Money Match to Return Funds
09:12 - The Massachusetts Lottery: Online Gaming & Risks to Minors
10:48 - Where Does Lottery Revenue Really Go? (Local Aid vs. Childcare)
11:23 - The Local Aid Disparity: Why Gateway Cities Are Getting Shortchanged
12:17 - Local Budgets, Property Tax Overrides & Special Education Funding
13:14 - Supporting Nonprofits & Eliminating Healthcare Spending Inefficiencies
14:40 - Working Across the Aisle with a Democratic Legislature
15:35 - Charlie Baker Republicans & Independent Governance
16:16 - School Building Funding & the Waitlist for Vocational Schools
17:34 - Why Massachusetts Needs Term Limits for the Treasurer
18:24 - Addressing Conflicts of Interest & Campaign Contributions in State Contracting
19:54 - Pledging Independent Third-Party Audits for All 13 Treasury Departments
20:53 - Auditing Beacon Hill & Transparency in State Government
21:38 - Final Message: Growing Up in Financial Hardship & Serving Working Families
23:36 - Closing Remarks & Where to Connect

Connect with Elizabeth Dionne:
Website: https://votedionne.com

Follow Qué Pasa Boston:
YouTube: Subscribe at @GabrielaSalas
Listen on: iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify

Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode!

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Título: El Estado Esconde $5.000 Millones: La Verdad Detrás de las Finanzas con Elizabeth Dione

¿A dónde van a parar realmente 5.000 millones de dólares de tu dinero?

En este episodio de Qué Pasa Boston, Gabriela Salas conversa con Elizabeth Dionne, candidata a Tesorera del Estado de Massachusetts, sobre finanzas públicas, transparencia gubernamental y la necesidad de contrapesos en Beacon Hill.

Elizabeth Dione—graduada de Stanford y servidora en el gobierno local—analiza la importancia de la responsabilidad fiscal, la gestión de los fondos y propiedades no reclamadas en el estado, y sus propuestas para reformar la lotería, apoyar la educación técnica-vocacional y realizar auditorías independientes.

Marcas de tiempo (Timestamps):
00:00 - Introducción y bienvenida: ¿Quién es Elizabeth Dionne?
00:27 - ¿Por qué postularse como republicana en Massachusetts? (Contrapesos en Beacon Hill)
01:31 - Clima político, inmigración y conexión con las "Gateway Cities"
02:59 - Comunidades hispanas y asiáticas frente a la responsabilidad fiscal
04:08 - El rostro humano de la inmigración, estado de derecho y experiencia familiar
04:58 - El rol real de la Tesorería: Presupuesto, deuda estatal y asequibilidad
05:32 - Costo de vida: Impuestos a la propiedad, servicios públicos y gasolina
06:01 - Bipartidismo, seguridad y reforma migratoria federal
06:28 - Escasez laboral en el sector salud y el impacto del TPS en centros de cuidado
07:14 - Los $5.000 millones en dinero no reclamado: ¿Dónde están tus fondos?
08:24 - Modernización tecnológica: Devolver el dinero mediante "Money Match"
09:12 - La Lotería de Massachusetts: Lotería en línea y riesgos para menores
10:48 - ¿A dónde va realmente el dinero de la lotería? (Ayuda local vs. cuidado infantil)
11:23 - Desigualdad en la ayuda estatal: Ciudades vulnerables subvencionando a las ricas
12:17 - Presupuestos locales, aumentos de impuestos y fondos de educación especial
13:14 - Apoyo a organizaciones sin fines de lucro e ineficiencias en salud pública
14:40 - Colaboración con una legislatura de mayoría demócrata
15:35 - El modelo republicano moderado estilo Charlie Baker
16:16 - Fondos escolares y la lista de espera para escuelas vocacionales
17:34 - Por qué se necesitan límites de mandato en la Tesorería
18:24 - Conflictos de interés y donaciones de industrias reguladas por el estado
19:54 - Compromiso de auditorías externas e independientes a los 13 departamentos
20:53 - La auditoría a Beacon Hill y la transparencia gubernamental
21:38 - Mensaje final: Superar dificultades económicas y servir a las familias trabajadoras
23:36 - Cierre del programa y enlaces para conectar

Conoce más sobre Elizabeth Dionne:
Sitio web: https://votedionne.com

Sigue a Qué Pasa Boston:
YouTube: Suscríbete en @GabrielaSalas
Escúchanos en: iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts y Spotify

¡No olvides darle like, suscribirte y compartir este episodio!

#Massachusetts #ElizabethDione #QuePasaBoston #NoticiasBoston #ResponsabilidadFiscal #PoliticaLocal

Where is $5 billion of your money actually going?&nbsp;
In this episode of Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Massachusetts State Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dionne for an in-depth conversation on state finances, government transparency, and the balance of power on Beacon Hill.
Elizabeth Dionne&mdash;a Stanford graduate and local government official&mdash;explains why she believes fiscal accountability is missing in Massachusetts, how billions in unclaimed property are handled, and her plans for reforming the state lottery, funding vocational education, and instituting independent audits.
Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction &amp; Welcome: Who is Elizabeth Dionne? 00:27 - Why Run as a Republican in Massachusetts? (Checks &amp; Balances on Beacon Hill) 01:31 - The 2024 Political Climate, Immigration &amp; Connecting with Gateway Cities 02:59 - How Asian and Hispanic Communities Align with Fiscal Responsibility 04:08 - The Human Side of Immigration, Rule of Law &amp; Family Background 04:58 - The Real Role of the State Treasurer: Budget, Debt &amp; Affordability 05:32 - Cost of Living: Property Taxes, Utilities &amp; Gas Prices 06:01 - Bipartisanship, Criminal Enforcement &amp; Federal Immigration Reform 06:28 - Healthcare Workforce Shortages &amp; the Impact of TPS on Care Facilities 07:14 - The $5 Billion in Unclaimed Property: Where Is Your Money? 08:24 - Modernizing State Tech: Implementing Money Match to Return Funds 09:12 - The Massachusetts Lottery: Online Gaming &amp; Risks to Minors 10:48 - Where Does Lottery Revenue Really Go? (Local Aid vs. Childcare) 11:23 - The Local Aid Disparity: Why Gateway Cities Are Getting Shortchanged 12:17 - Local Budgets, Property Tax Overrides &amp; Special Education Funding 13:14 - Supporting Nonprofits &amp; Eliminating Healthcare Spending Inefficiencies 14:40 - Working Across the Aisle with a Democratic Legislature 15:35 - Charlie Baker Republicans &amp; Independent Governance 16:16 - School Building Funding &amp; the Waitlist for Vocational Schools 17:34 - Why Massachusetts Needs Term Limits for the Treasurer 18:24 - Addressing Conflicts of Interest &amp; Campaign Contributions in State Contracting 19:54 - Pledging Independent Third-Party Audits for All 13 Treasury Departments 20:53 - Auditing Beacon Hill &amp; Transparency in State Government 21:38 - Final Message: Growing Up in Financial Hardship &amp; Serving Working Families 23:36 - Closing Remarks &amp; Where to Connect
Connect with Elizabeth Dionne: Website: https://votedionne.com
Follow Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston: YouTube: Subscribe at @GabrielaSalas Listen on: iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode!
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T&iacute;tulo: El Estado Esconde $5.000 Millones: La Verdad Detr&aacute;s de las Finanzas con Elizabeth Dione
&iquest;A d&oacute;nde van a parar realmente 5.000 millones de d&oacute;lares de tu dinero?
En este episodio de Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston, Gabriela Salas conversa con Elizabeth Dionne, candidata a Tesorera del Estado de Massachusetts, sobre finanzas p&uacute;blicas, transparencia gubernamental y la necesidad de contrapesos en Beacon Hill.
Elizabeth Dione&mdash;graduada de Stanford y servidora en el gobierno local&mdash;analiza la importancia de la responsabilidad fiscal, la gesti&oacute;n de los fondos y propiedades no reclamadas en el estado, y sus propuestas para reformar la loter&iacute;a, apoyar la educaci&oacute;n t&eacute;cnica-vocacional y realizar auditor&iacute;as independientes.
Marcas de tiempo (Timestamps): 00:00 - Introducci&oacute;n y bienvenida: &iquest;Qui&eacute;n es Elizabeth Dionne? 00:27 - &iquest;Por qu&eacute; postularse como republicana en Massachusetts? (Contrapesos en Beacon Hill) 01:31 - Clima pol&iacute;tico, inmigraci&oacute;n y conexi&oacute;n con las "Gateway Cities" 02:59 - Comunidades hispanas y asi&aacute;ticas frente a la responsabilidad fiscal 04:08 - El rostro humano de la inmigraci&oacute;n, estado de derecho y experiencia familiar 04:58 - El rol real de la Tesorer&iacute;a: Presupuesto, deuda estatal y asequibilidad 05:32 - Costo de vida: Impuestos a la propiedad, servicios p&uacute;blicos y gasolina 06:01 - Bipartidismo, seguridad y reforma migratoria federal 06:28 - Escasez laboral en el sector salud y el impacto del TPS en centros de cuidado 07:14 - Los $5.000 millones en dinero no reclamado: &iquest;D&oacute;nde est&aacute;n tus fondos? 08:24 - Modernizaci&oacute;n tecnol&oacute;gica: Devolver el dinero mediante "Money Match" 09:12 - La Loter&iacute;a de Massachusetts: Loter&iacute;a en l&iacute;nea y riesgos para menores 10:48 - &iquest;A d&oacute;nde va realmente el dinero de la loter&iacute;a? (Ayuda local vs. cuidado infantil) 11:23 - Desigualdad en la ayuda estatal: Ciudades vulnerables subvencionando a las ricas 12:17 - Presupuestos locales, aumentos de impuestos y fondos de educaci&oacute;n especial 13:14 - Apoyo a organizaciones sin fines de lucro e ineficiencias en salud p&uacute;blica 14:40 - Colaboraci&oacute;n con una legislatura de mayor&iacute;a dem&oacute;crata 15:35 - El modelo republicano moderado estilo Charlie Baker 16:16 - Fondos escolares y la lista de espera para escuelas vocacionales 17:34 - Por qu&eacute; se necesitan l&iacute;mites de mandato en la Tesorer&iacute;a 18:24 - Conflictos de inter&eacute;s y donaciones de industrias reguladas por el estado 19:54 - Compromiso de auditor&iacute;as externas e independientes a los 13 departamentos 20:53 - La auditor&iacute;a a Beacon Hill y la transparencia gubernamental 21:38 - Mensaje final: Superar dificultades econ&oacute;micas y servir a las familias trabajadoras 23:36 - Cierre del programa y enlaces para conectar
Conoce m&aacute;s sobre Elizabeth Dionne: Sitio web: https://votedionne.com
Sigue a Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston: YouTube: Suscr&iacute;bete en @GabrielaSalas Esc&uacute;chanos en: iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts y Spotify
&iexcl;No olvides darle like, suscribirte y compartir este episodio!
#Massachusetts #ElizabethDione #QuePasaBoston #NoticiasBoston #ResponsabilidadFiscal #PoliticaLocal

Massachusetts State Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dione joins Qué Pasa Boston to expose fiscal mismanagement and advocate for checks and balances on Beacon Hill. She details her plans to modernize the state's $5 billion in unclaimed funds, reform the state lottery to protect minors, and eliminate healthcare spending inefficiencies. Drawing on her personal background with financial hardship, Dione pledges independent audits and term limits to hold state government accountable to working families.

The Real Reason Massachusetts Has $5 Billion in Unclaimed Money |Elizabeth Dionne

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"When life trauma strikes, people cannot just knock on a door and magically recover. Recovery requires human connection, targeted support, and a society that refuses to let people fall through the cracks. But right now, that entire safety net is under direct threat." 
In this candid, high-stakes conversation on ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, executive producer and host Gabriela Salas sits down with Jean Yang, CEO of Vinfen, to pull back the curtain on one of the most pressing yet overlooked crises across Massachusetts: the breaking point of community mental health, behavioral care, and disability support systems. 
From arriving in the United States over 30 years ago as a first-generation immigrant from China to graduating from Harvard and leading an organization with 3,500 staff across 500 sites serving 10,000+ individuals, Jean brings an unflinching perspective on what it takes to protect the frontline. 
Together, Gabriela and Jean tackle the hard truths that impact every family, taxpayer, and neighborhood: 
The Invisible Reality of Community Care: How residential group homes provide dignity, independence, and life skills for adults with intellectual disabilities, brain injuries, and severe mental illness. 
The Cultural Trust Gap: Why minority, Black, Brown, and immigrant families suffer disproportionately from behavioral health stigmas and the critical shortage of Spanish and Portuguese-speaking providers. 
The Workforce Emergency: The true cost of 20% vacancy and turnover rates on the frontlines when state reimbursement wages cannot compete with the commercial market. 
Question 5 & The State Budget Threat: Why Question 5 on the Massachusetts ballot could trigger tens of millions in tax rebates out of state reserves during revenue shortfalls—and how that directly threatens life-saving safety-net services. 
Modernizing Care Without Losing Humanity: The launch of Lowell's Middlesex County Restoration Center, creating 24/7 "no wrong door" diversion for mental health and substance crises. 

Whether you have a family member relying on behavioral care or care about the health and economic future of Massachusetts, this episode is an essential guide to the decisions shaping our communities. 
Chapters & Timestamps (AEO & Interactive Navigation)
00:00 — Introduction: Welcome to ¿Qué Pasa Boston? with Gabriela Salas 
00:45 — From Immigrant to Harvard Graduate: Jean Yang’s Journey to Public Service 
03:00 — Why Healthcare Became a Lifelong Calling 
04:55 — Cultural Barriers, Trauma & Mental Health in Multicultural Families 
07:40 — Inside Vinfen: Transforming Lives for 10,000+ Massachusetts Residents 
09:30 — Group Homes Explained: Dignity, Daily Routine & Independent Living 
12:20 — The Frontline Workforce Crisis: 20% Vacancy & The Battle for Fair Wages 
15:15 — Health Equity: The Shortage of Bilingual Care Providers 
17:40 — Question 5 on the Massachusetts Ballot: The Threat to Critical State Funding 
22:15 — The Domino Effect: How Budget Cuts Touch Every Local Family 
24:30 — Innovation in Crisis Care: The Middlesex County Restoration Center in Lowell 
28:10 — Community Support, Resources & How to Access Care at Vinfen 

"When life trauma strikes, people cannot just knock on a door and magically recover. Recovery requires human connection, targeted support, and a society that refuses to let people fall through the cracks. But right now, that entire safety net is under direct threat." In this candid, high-stakes conversation on &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?, executive producer and host Gabriela Salas sits down with Jean Yang, CEO of Vinfen, to pull back the curtain on one of the most pressing yet overlooked crises across Massachusetts: the breaking point of community mental health, behavioral care, and disability support systems. From arriving in the United States over 30 years ago as a first-generation immigrant from China to graduating from Harvard and leading an organization with 3,500 staff across 500 sites serving 10,000+ individuals, Jean brings an unflinching perspective on what it takes to protect the frontline. Together, Gabriela and Jean tackle the hard truths that impact every family, taxpayer, and neighborhood: 
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<li>The Invisible Reality of Community Care: How residential group homes provide dignity, independence, and life skills for adults with intellectual disabilities, brain injuries, and severe mental illness. </li>
<li>The Cultural Trust Gap: Why minority, Black, Brown, and immigrant families suffer disproportionately from behavioral health stigmas and the critical shortage of Spanish and Portuguese-speaking providers. </li>
<li>The Workforce Emergency: The true cost of 20% vacancy and turnover rates on the frontlines when state reimbursement wages cannot compete with the commercial market. </li>
<li>Question 5 &amp; The State Budget Threat: Why Question 5 on the Massachusetts ballot could trigger tens of millions in tax rebates out of state reserves during revenue shortfalls&mdash;and how that directly threatens life-saving safety-net services. </li>
<li>Modernizing Care Without Losing Humanity: The launch of Lowell's Middlesex County Restoration Center, creating 24/7 "no wrong door" diversion for mental health and substance crises. </li>
</ul>
Whether you have a family member relying on behavioral care or care about the health and economic future of Massachusetts, this episode is an essential guide to the decisions shaping our communities. Chapters &amp; Timestamps (AEO &amp; Interactive Navigation)
<ul data-path-to-node="17">
<li>00:00 &mdash; Introduction: Welcome to &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? with Gabriela Salas </li>
<li>00:45 &mdash; From Immigrant to Harvard Graduate: Jean Yang&rsquo;s Journey to Public Service </li>
<li>03:00 &mdash; Why Healthcare Became a Lifelong Calling </li>
<li>04:55 &mdash; Cultural Barriers, Trauma &amp; Mental Health in Multicultural Families </li>
<li>07:40 &mdash; Inside Vinfen: Transforming Lives for 10,000+ Massachusetts Residents </li>
<li>09:30 &mdash; Group Homes Explained: Dignity, Daily Routine &amp; Independent Living </li>
<li>12:20 &mdash; The Frontline Workforce Crisis: 20% Vacancy &amp; The Battle for Fair Wages </li>
<li>15:15 &mdash; Health Equity: The Shortage of Bilingual Care Providers </li>
<li>17:40 &mdash; Question 5 on the Massachusetts Ballot: The Threat to Critical State Funding </li>
<li>22:15 &mdash; The Domino Effect: How Budget Cuts Touch Every Local Family </li>
<li>24:30 &mdash; Innovation in Crisis Care: The Middlesex County Restoration Center in Lowell </li>
<li>28:10 &mdash; Community Support, Resources &amp; How to Access Care at Vinfen </li>
</ul>

What happens when our most vulnerable neighbors have nowhere left to go? Jean Yang (CEO of Vinfen) joins Gabriela Salas to expose Massachusetts' mental health emergency, Question 5, and the reality facing community care

"Nowhere to Go": Jean Yang on the Hidden Healthcare Crisis, Human Survival & What Happens If the Safety Net Fails

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"What separates people is not politics. It is life experience. I do not care how much money you make or if you think you are a big shot lawyer. Listening to your mother cry herself to sleep because she could not feed you lives inside you forever."


In one of the most vulnerable and personal conversations recorded on Que Pasa Boston, executive producer and host Gabriela Salas sits down with trial attorney and US Senate candidate John Deaton.
John does not speak like a rehearsed politician because he is not one. From surviving childhood sexual abuse and severe urban poverty to serving in the US Marine Corps and taking on federal regulatory agencies like the SEC pro bono for everyday retail investors, Deaton breaks down why career politicians on both sides continue to fail working families.


In this unfiltered episode, Gabriela and John confront the most urgent crises facing Massachusetts and everyday families:


The Broken Immigration System: Why both political parties use immigrants for fundraising rather than creating a permanent, legal pathway for law-abiding families.
ICE in Our Communities: The psychological toll of deportation fears in immigrant neighborhoods like Lawrence, Lowell, and New Bedford, and Johns pragmatic reform model.
The Housing and Energy Nightmare: Why starter homes now cost over 600,000 dollars, how utility mandates are halting construction, and actionable plans to build 5 million homes.
The Crypto Reality Check: Calling out the Trump and Melania meme coins as garbage, while explaining how genuine blockchain technology and stablecoins protect everyday retail wealth and the US dollar.


Whether you agree with his politics or not, this conversation provides a raw look at resilience, accountability, and the struggle of working families.


0:00 Introduction: Gabriela Salas welcomes Senate candidate John Deaton

01:10 Why Are American Citizens in Massachusetts Afraid to Go to Dinner?

03:40 The Real Reason Career Politicians Refuse to Fix Immigration

06:05 Ronald Reagan, TPS, and the Path to Permanent Legal Status

09:15 Abolish ICE vs Real Accountability: Training, Body Cams, and Common Sense

13:50 The 600,000 Dollar Starter Home: Solving Massachusetts Housing and Energy Crisis

17:45 Nuclear Energy, Natural Gas, and Lowering Utility Bills

21:10 Suing the SEC Pro Bono: Why John Fought for Everyday Crypto Investors

24:30 Unfiltered: Calling Out Trumps Meme Coins as Garbage

27:15 The Raw Truth: Childhood Trauma, Sexual Abuse, and Poverty

31:40 The Cost of Survival: Why Single Mothers Are Struggling More Than Ever

34:20 Gabrielas Final Message:

Your Voice, Your Future, and Why You Must Vote


ESPAÑOL

Lo que separa a las personas no es la politica. Es la experiencia de vida. No importa cuanto dinero tengas ni si te crees un gran abogado. Escuchar a tu propia madre llorar hasta quedarse dormida porque no tiene comida para darte se queda dentro de ti para siempre.
En una de las conversaciones mas vulnerables, crudas y transparentes grabadas en Que Pasa Boston, la productora ejecutiva y conductora Gabriela Salas se sienta frente a frente con el abogado y candidato al Senado de Estados Unidos, John Deaton.


John no habla como un politico ensayado, porque su vida entera ha sido una batalla fuera del sistema. Desde sobrevivir a abusos y extrema pobreza en su ninez, hasta servir en el Cuerpo de Marines de Estados Unidos y demandar al gobierno federal ante la SEC pro bono para proteger a pequenos inversionistas, Deaton expone por que los politicos de carrera de ambos partidos siguen fallandole a las familias trabajadoras.


En este episodio sin censura, Gabriela y John abordan los temas que realmente afectan el bolsillo y la tranquilidad de nuestra comunidad:


La Realidad de la Inmigracion: Por que ambos partidos politicos usan el dolor de los inmigrantes para recaudar fondos en vez de crear un estatus legal permanente para quienes trabajan y aportan.
El Miedo a ICE en Nuestros Vecindarios: La angustia que se vive en comunidades como Lawrence, Lowell y New Bedford, y la propuesta de Deaton para una reforma migratoria con sentido comun.
El Colapso de la Vivienda y la Energia: Por que una casa basica ya supera los 600,000 dolares en Massachusetts, como las tarifas electricas asfixian a las familias y su plan para habilitar 5 millones de viviendas.


La Verdad Sobre las Criptomonedas: Su dura postura contra las monedas especulativas de Donald y Melania Trump, y por que defiende las tecnologias financieras legitimas como Bitcoin y XRP para proteger a los pequenos ahorristas.
Sin importar cual sea tu postura politica, esta entrevista es una mirada profunda a la resiliencia humana, la empatia y la urgente necesidad de exigir cuentas a nuestros gobernantes.


0:00 Introduccion: Gabriela Salas presenta al candidato al Senado John Deaton

01:10 Ciudadanos con miedo: La tension en las comunidades de Massachusetts

03:40 Por que los politicos tradicionales no quieren arreglar la inmigracion

06:05 De Ronald Reagan al TPS: El camino hacia un estatus legal permanente

09:15 Abolir ICE o Reformarlo: Camaras corporales, entrenamiento y sentido comun

13:50 Casas de 600,000 dolares: Soluciones reales a la crisis de vivienda y energia

17:45 Energia nuclear, gas natural y como bajar las facturas de luz

21:10 La demanda contra la SEC: Defendiendo a los pequenos inversionistas

24:30 Sin filtros: Por que las monedas de Trump y Melania son basura

27:15 Trauma infantil, pobreza extrema y el dolor de una madre

31:40 Madres solteras y el costo de vida: La batalla por salir adelante

34:20 Mensaje final de Gabriela Salas:

Tu voto y tu voz definen el futuro

"What separates people is not politics. It is life experience. I do not care how much money you make or if you think you are a big shot lawyer. Listening to your mother cry herself to sleep because she could not feed you lives inside you forever."
 In one of the most vulnerable and personal conversations recorded on Que Pasa Boston, executive producer and host Gabriela Salas sits down with trial attorney and US Senate candidate John Deaton. John does not speak like a rehearsed politician because he is not one. From surviving childhood sexual abuse and severe urban poverty to serving in the US Marine Corps and taking on federal regulatory agencies like the SEC pro bono for everyday retail investors, Deaton breaks down why career politicians on both sides continue to fail working families.
 In this unfiltered episode, Gabriela and John confront the most urgent crises facing Massachusetts and everyday families:
 The Broken Immigration System: Why both political parties use immigrants for fundraising rather than creating a permanent, legal pathway for law-abiding families. ICE in Our Communities: The psychological toll of deportation fears in immigrant neighborhoods like Lawrence, Lowell, and New Bedford, and Johns pragmatic reform model. The Housing and Energy Nightmare: Why starter homes now cost over 600,000 dollars, how utility mandates are halting construction, and actionable plans to build 5 million homes. The Crypto Reality Check: Calling out the Trump and Melania meme coins as garbage, while explaining how genuine blockchain technology and stablecoins protect everyday retail wealth and the US dollar.
 Whether you agree with his politics or not, this conversation provides a raw look at resilience, accountability, and the struggle of working families.
 0:00 Introduction: Gabriela Salas welcomes Senate candidate John Deaton
01:10 Why Are American Citizens in Massachusetts Afraid to Go to Dinner?
03:40 The Real Reason Career Politicians Refuse to Fix Immigration
06:05 Ronald Reagan, TPS, and the Path to Permanent Legal Status
09:15 Abolish ICE vs Real Accountability: Training, Body Cams, and Common Sense
13:50 The 600,000 Dollar Starter Home: Solving Massachusetts Housing and Energy Crisis
17:45 Nuclear Energy, Natural Gas, and Lowering Utility Bills
21:10 Suing the SEC Pro Bono: Why John Fought for Everyday Crypto Investors
24:30 Unfiltered: Calling Out Trumps Meme Coins as Garbage
27:15 The Raw Truth: Childhood Trauma, Sexual Abuse, and Poverty
31:40 The Cost of Survival: Why Single Mothers Are Struggling More Than Ever
34:20 Gabrielas Final Message:
Your Voice, Your Future, and Why You Must Vote
 ESPA&Ntilde;OL
Lo que separa a las personas no es la politica. Es la experiencia de vida. No importa cuanto dinero tengas ni si te crees un gran abogado. Escuchar a tu propia madre llorar hasta quedarse dormida porque no tiene comida para darte se queda dentro de ti para siempre. En una de las conversaciones mas vulnerables, crudas y transparentes grabadas en Que Pasa Boston, la productora ejecutiva y conductora Gabriela Salas se sienta frente a frente con el abogado y candidato al Senado de Estados Unidos, John Deaton.
 John no habla como un politico ensayado, porque su vida entera ha sido una batalla fuera del sistema. Desde sobrevivir a abusos y extrema pobreza en su ninez, hasta servir en el Cuerpo de Marines de Estados Unidos y demandar al gobierno federal ante la SEC pro bono para proteger a pequenos inversionistas, Deaton expone por que los politicos de carrera de ambos partidos siguen fallandole a las familias trabajadoras.
 En este episodio sin censura, Gabriela y John abordan los temas que realmente afectan el bolsillo y la tranquilidad de nuestra comunidad:
 La Realidad de la Inmigracion: Por que ambos partidos politicos usan el dolor de los inmigrantes para recaudar fondos en vez de crear un estatus legal permanente para quienes trabajan y aportan. El Miedo a ICE en Nuestros Vecindarios: La angustia que se vive en comunidades como Lawrence, Lowell y New Bedford, y la propuesta de Deaton para una reforma migratoria con sentido comun. El Colapso de la Vivienda y la Energia: Por que una casa basica ya supera los 600,000 dolares en Massachusetts, como las tarifas electricas asfixian a las familias y su plan para habilitar 5 millones de viviendas.
 La Verdad Sobre las Criptomonedas: Su dura postura contra las monedas especulativas de Donald y Melania Trump, y por que defiende las tecnologias financieras legitimas como Bitcoin y XRP para proteger a los pequenos ahorristas. Sin importar cual sea tu postura politica, esta entrevista es una mirada profunda a la resiliencia humana, la empatia y la urgente necesidad de exigir cuentas a nuestros gobernantes.
 0:00 Introduccion: Gabriela Salas presenta al candidato al Senado John Deaton
01:10 Ciudadanos con miedo: La tension en las comunidades de Massachusetts
03:40 Por que los politicos tradicionales no quieren arreglar la inmigracion
06:05 De Ronald Reagan al TPS: El camino hacia un estatus legal permanente
09:15 Abolir ICE o Reformarlo: Camaras corporales, entrenamiento y sentido comun
13:50 Casas de 600,000 dolares: Soluciones reales a la crisis de vivienda y energia
17:45 Energia nuclear, gas natural y como bajar las facturas de luz
21:10 La demanda contra la SEC: Defendiendo a los pequenos inversionistas
24:30 Sin filtros: Por que las monedas de Trump y Melania son basura
27:15 Trauma infantil, pobreza extrema y el dolor de una madre
31:40 Madres solteras y el costo de vida: La batalla por salir adelante
34:20 Mensaje final de Gabriela Salas:
Tu voto y tu voz definen el futuro

***¿Qué Pasa Boston?***, hosted and executive produced by Gabriela Salas under iHeartMedia (airing on Rumba 97.7 and JAM'N 94.5, as well as on-demand digitally), serves as New England’s premier bilingual media platform connecting and empowering the region’s Latino and multicultural community. The show delivers non-partisan, high-impact conversations across politics, business, healthcare, culture, and community advocacy, featuring prominent guests such as political candidates, athletes, and local leaders. Through these rigorous discussions, Gabriela addresses everyday kitchen-table issues—including the cost of living, immigration safety, and education—while actively encouraging civic engagement and voter participation.

John Deaton "Abolish Ice is Just a Slogan"

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MA Treasurer Deb Goldberg: Unclaimed Money, BabySteps $50 and Your Pension - ¿Qué Pasa Boston?

 

How do you find unclaimed money in Massachusetts? Is your state pension safe? How can your baby get a free $50 toward college or trade school? Gabriela Salas brings your DMs straight to Massachusetts State Treasurer Deb Goldberg. They cover financial education in schools, programs in Spanish and other languages, retirement savings for nonprofit workers, iLottery safeguards for young people, and practical money advice for immigrant and working families.

 

¿Cómo encontrar dinero no reclamado en Massachusetts? ¿Está segura tu pensión? ¿Cómo puede tu bebé recibir $50 gratis para su educación? Gabriela Salas lleva las preguntas de nuestra comunidad directamente a la Tesorera de Massachusetts, Deb Goldberg: educación financiera en las escuelas, programas en español, ahorro para el retiro, el iLottery y consejos para familias inmigrantes y trabajadoras.

 

CHAPTERS - CAPÍTULOS

00:00 Welcome, Treasurer Deb Goldberg - Bienvenida

00:39 The affordability crisis - La crisis de asequibilidad

01:42 Financial education in MA schools - Educación financiera en las escuelas

03:56 Programs in Spanish and Community Ambassadors - Programas en español

04:37 BabySteps: $50 for your baby's future - $50 para el futuro de tu bebé

07:00 Enrollment hubs in gateway cities - Centros de inscripción

07:30 College, trade school and family flexibility - Universidad, oficios y flexibilidad familiar

09:19 Is my pension safe? - ¿Está segura mi pensión?

10:48 CORE Plan: retirement for nonprofit workers - Retiro para empleados sin fines de lucro

12:20 Rainy-day fund and bond ratings - Fondo de reserva y calificación de bonos

14:52 How the Lottery funds your town - Cómo la Lotería financia tu ciudad

16:47 iLottery dollars for child care - iLottery y cuidado infantil

18:03 Youth gambling protections - Protección contra apuestas juveniles

19:49 Lottery office move: Braintree to Dorchester - Traslado de la oficina de la Lotería

22:20 Find Mass Money: unclaimed property - Dinero no reclamado

26:11 New schools and vocational high schools - Nuevas escuelas y escuelas vocacionales

27:32 How the Treasury grows your money - Cómo la Tesorería hace crecer tu dinero

29:14 Advice for immigrant families - Consejos para familias inmigrantes

32:15 Closing - Despedida

 

FREE RESOURCES - RECURSOS GRATUITOS

Unclaimed money - Dinero no reclamado: https://www.findmassmoney.gov

Call 1-888-344-MASS (6277)

BabySteps Savings Plan: https://www.mass.gov/babysteps

BabySteps Enrollment Hubs - Centros de inscripción: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/babysteps-savings-plan-enrollment-hubs

Office of Economic Empowerment (Valor y Dinero, Credit for Life): https://www.mass.gov/treasury/empowerment

Free financial education - Educación financiera: https://www.myfinanciallifema.org

CORE Plan for nonprofits: https://www.mass.gov/core-plan-for-nonprofits

 

LISTEN - ESCUCHA

iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1248-que-pasa-boston-156776521/

Rumba 97.7: https://rumba977.iheart.com/featured/que-pasa-boston/

JAMN 94.5: https://jamn945.iheart.com/featured/que-pasa-boston/

Also on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

Instagram: @gabrielasalasoficial

 

¿Qué Pasa Boston? is a nonpartisan, bilingual community platform. Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dionne has been invited to join the show.

Plataforma comunitaria bilingüe y no partidista. La candidata a Tesorera Elizabeth Dionne ha sido invitada al programa.

 

#QuePasaBoston #GabrielaSalas #DebGoldberg #MassachusettsTreasurer #UnclaimedMoney #BabySteps #FinancialLiteracy #EducacionFinanciera #LatinosEnBoston #Massachusetts

MA Treasurer Deb Goldberg: Unclaimed Money, BabySteps $50 and Your Pension - &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?
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How do you find unclaimed money in Massachusetts? Is your state pension safe? How can your baby get a free $50 toward college or trade school? Gabriela Salas brings your DMs straight to Massachusetts State Treasurer Deb Goldberg. They cover financial education in schools, programs in Spanish and other languages, retirement savings for nonprofit workers, iLottery safeguards for young people, and practical money advice for immigrant and working families.
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&iquest;C&oacute;mo encontrar dinero no reclamado en Massachusetts? &iquest;Est&aacute; segura tu pensi&oacute;n? &iquest;C&oacute;mo puede tu beb&eacute; recibir $50 gratis para su educaci&oacute;n? Gabriela Salas lleva las preguntas de nuestra comunidad directamente a la Tesorera de Massachusetts, Deb Goldberg: educaci&oacute;n financiera en las escuelas, programas en espa&ntilde;ol, ahorro para el retiro, el iLottery y consejos para familias inmigrantes y trabajadoras.
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CHAPTERS - CAP&Iacute;TULOS
00:00 Welcome, Treasurer Deb Goldberg - Bienvenida
00:39 The affordability crisis - La crisis de asequibilidad
01:42 Financial education in MA schools - Educaci&oacute;n financiera en las escuelas
03:56 Programs in Spanish and Community Ambassadors - Programas en espa&ntilde;ol
04:37 BabySteps: $50 for your baby's future - $50 para el futuro de tu beb&eacute;
07:00 Enrollment hubs in gateway cities - Centros de inscripci&oacute;n
07:30 College, trade school and family flexibility - Universidad, oficios y flexibilidad familiar
09:19 Is my pension safe? - &iquest;Est&aacute; segura mi pensi&oacute;n?
10:48 CORE Plan: retirement for nonprofit workers - Retiro para empleados sin fines de lucro
12:20 Rainy-day fund and bond ratings - Fondo de reserva y calificaci&oacute;n de bonos
14:52 How the Lottery funds your town - C&oacute;mo la Loter&iacute;a financia tu ciudad
16:47 iLottery dollars for child care - iLottery y cuidado infantil
18:03 Youth gambling protections - Protecci&oacute;n contra apuestas juveniles
19:49 Lottery office move: Braintree to Dorchester - Traslado de la oficina de la Loter&iacute;a
22:20 Find Mass Money: unclaimed property - Dinero no reclamado
26:11 New schools and vocational high schools - Nuevas escuelas y escuelas vocacionales
27:32 How the Treasury grows your money - C&oacute;mo la Tesorer&iacute;a hace crecer tu dinero
29:14 Advice for immigrant families - Consejos para familias inmigrantes
32:15 Closing - Despedida
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FREE RESOURCES - RECURSOS GRATUITOS
Unclaimed money - Dinero no reclamado: https://www.findmassmoney.gov
Call 1-888-344-MASS (6277)
BabySteps Savings Plan: https://www.mass.gov/babysteps
BabySteps Enrollment Hubs - Centros de inscripci&oacute;n: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/babysteps-savings-plan-enrollment-hubs
Office of Economic Empowerment (Valor y Dinero, Credit for Life): https://www.mass.gov/treasury/empowerment
Free financial education - Educaci&oacute;n financiera: https://www.myfinanciallifema.org
CORE Plan for nonprofits: https://www.mass.gov/core-plan-for-nonprofits
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LISTEN - ESCUCHA
iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1248-que-pasa-boston-156776521/
Rumba 97.7: https://rumba977.iheart.com/featured/que-pasa-boston/
JAMN 94.5: https://jamn945.iheart.com/featured/que-pasa-boston/
Also on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
Instagram: @gabrielasalasoficial
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&iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? is a nonpartisan, bilingual community platform. Treasurer candidate Elizabeth Dionne has been invited to join the show.
Plataforma comunitaria biling&uuml;e y no partidista. La candidata a Tesorera Elizabeth Dionne ha sido invitada al programa.
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#QuePasaBoston #GabrielaSalas #DebGoldberg #MassachusettsTreasurer #UnclaimedMoney #BabySteps #FinancialLiteracy #EducacionFinanciera #LatinosEnBoston #Massachusetts

Even Big Papi had unclaimed money waiting for him in Massachusetts. Do you? Treasurer Deb Goldberg tells Gabriela Salas how to find it, how your baby can get a free $50 for college, and whether your pension is safe. Watch the full episode and get every free resource link below.

Treasurer of MA “We Saved a Billion Dollars”

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Jay Calnan, founder of Boston construction firm J. Calnan & Associates and co-founder of the nonprofit Team IMPACT, joins host Gabriela Salas on ¿Qué Pasa Boston? to share how children with serious illnesses become members of college sports teams, and how he built a 145-employee company from a $2,500 401(k).

 

What is Team IMPACT and how does it work?

Team IMPACT connects children ages 5 to 15 who live with life-threatening or chronic illnesses, such as cancer, leukemia and cystic fibrosis, with a local college athletic team. The child is officially drafted onto the team for two to four years and joins games, practices, team dinners and year-end banquets. Since launching in Boston in 2011, Team IMPACT has drafted nearly 5,000 kids on more than 900 college campuses across the United States, from Division I to Division III. The program is medically based and run by child life specialists.

 

How can my family sign up for Team IMPACT?

Any family can apply at teamimpact.org, no matter where they live, what language they speak or their background. A child life specialist will reach out to guide you through the process. You can also refer a child you know, donate, or connect your alma mater's athletic program.

 

How did Jay Calnan start his business?

In September 1996, Jay cashed in his 401(k), bought a desk, rented a phone and opened a small office in Dorchester. Thirty years later, J. Calnan & Associates builds offices, labs and biotech facilities across Massachusetts, has been recognized by the Boston Business Journal as one of the state's top philanthropic companies for more than two decades, and still employs its very first hire.

 

What is Jay's advice for young entrepreneurs?

Lead with purpose, not just passion. Ask how you can make an impact before asking what you get. And build relationships that benefit both sides, with your team, your clients and your community.

 

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to ¿Qué Pasa Boston?

01:10 Starting a company with a $2,500 401(k)

03:30 Commercial construction in Boston

04:45 Starting a business in 1996 vs. today

06:40 Gen Z, millennials and work ethic

09:40 Giving back and win-win partnerships

12:30 How Team IMPACT drafts kids onto college teams

15:40 How families and student athletes benefit

18:00 Who qualifies and how to get involved

21:00 Purpose vs. passion for young entrepreneurs

23:10 Growing up in Bristol, Connecticut, and his brother's story

27:40 How to refer a child to Team IMPACT

 

Mi gente, si conocen a una familia con un niño que enfrenta una enfermedad, compartan este episodio. If you know a family with a child facing a serious illness, share this episode. One conversation can put a child on a team.

 

Team IMPACT: teamimpact.org

Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Watch the full interview on YouTube.

Follow Gabriela Salas on Instagram: @gabrielasalasoficial

 

¿Qué Pasa Boston? is a bilingual podcast and radio show connecting Boston's Latino community with the people and stories shaping our city. Sundays on JAMN 94.5 at 6:30 AM and Rumba 97.7 at 8:00 AM on iHeartMedia.

Jay Calnan, founder of Boston construction firm J. Calnan &amp; Associates and co-founder of the nonprofit Team IMPACT, joins host Gabriela Salas on &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? to share how children with serious illnesses become members of college sports teams, and how he built a 145-employee company from a $2,500 401(k).
&nbsp;
What is Team IMPACT and how does it work?
Team IMPACT connects children ages 5 to 15 who live with life-threatening or chronic illnesses, such as cancer, leukemia and cystic fibrosis, with a local college athletic team. The child is officially drafted onto the team for two to four years and joins games, practices, team dinners and year-end banquets. Since launching in Boston in 2011, Team IMPACT has drafted nearly 5,000 kids on more than 900 college campuses across the United States, from Division I to Division III. The program is medically based and run by child life specialists.
&nbsp;
How can my family sign up for Team IMPACT?
Any family can apply at teamimpact.org, no matter where they live, what language they speak or their background. A child life specialist will reach out to guide you through the process. You can also refer a child you know, donate, or connect your alma mater's athletic program.
&nbsp;
How did Jay Calnan start his business?
In September 1996, Jay cashed in his 401(k), bought a desk, rented a phone and opened a small office in Dorchester. Thirty years later, J. Calnan &amp; Associates builds offices, labs and biotech facilities across Massachusetts, has been recognized by the Boston Business Journal as one of the state's top philanthropic companies for more than two decades, and still employs its very first hire.
&nbsp;
What is Jay's advice for young entrepreneurs?
Lead with purpose, not just passion. Ask how you can make an impact before asking what you get. And build relationships that benefit both sides, with your team, your clients and your community.
&nbsp;
Chapters
00:00 Welcome to &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?
01:10 Starting a company with a $2,500 401(k)
03:30 Commercial construction in Boston
04:45 Starting a business in 1996 vs. today
06:40 Gen Z, millennials and work ethic
09:40 Giving back and win-win partnerships
12:30 How Team IMPACT drafts kids onto college teams
15:40 How families and student athletes benefit
18:00 Who qualifies and how to get involved
21:00 Purpose vs. passion for young entrepreneurs
23:10 Growing up in Bristol, Connecticut, and his brother's story
27:40 How to refer a child to Team IMPACT
&nbsp;
Mi gente, si conocen a una familia con un ni&ntilde;o que enfrenta una enfermedad, compartan este episodio. If you know a family with a child facing a serious illness, share this episode. One conversation can put a child on a team.
&nbsp;
Team IMPACT: teamimpact.org
Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Watch the full interview on YouTube.
Follow Gabriela Salas on Instagram: @gabrielasalasoficial
&nbsp;
&iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? is a bilingual podcast and radio show connecting Boston's Latino community with the people and stories shaping our city. Sundays on JAMN 94.5 at 6:30 AM and Rumba 97.7 at 8:00 AM on iHeartMedia.

In this powerful episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Jay Calnan, founder and CEO of J. Calnan & Associates and co-founder of the national non-profit Team IMPACT. Discover how three decades of commercial construction success and the creation of a life-changing collegiate sports movement have transformed thousands of lives.

30 Years & the Legacy That Changed College Sports

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Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Que Pasa Boston con Gabriela Salas. En esta ocasion abordamos un tema crucial que afecta profundamente la salud fisica y emocional de la comunidad femenina y latina: los desequilibrios hormonales y el bienestar mental en las diferentes etapas de la vida.

Para guiarnos a través de este complejo panorama, nos acompaña el distinguido especialista en medicina integrativa y endocrinologia, el Dr. Jorge Mitch, quien nos visita desde Mexico para hablarnos de temas vitales que muchas veces se silencian por tabues culturales.

En este episodio aprenderas sobre:
Sindroma de Ovarios Poliquisticos (SOP): Que es, por que afecta a una de cada ocho mujeres, las señales de alerta (como irregularidades menstruales extremas y vello excesivo) y como tratarlo a tiempo.
El impacto de los tabues medicos: Por que las mujeres latinas a menudo normalizan el dolor menstrual o la incomodidad y como superar las barreras del idioma y del sistema de salud para buscar ayuda profesional.
Maternidad y salud mental: Un analisis profundo y humano sobre el postparto, la depresion postparto, la psicosis perinatal y lecciones medicas cruciales desprendidas de casos de alto impacto como el de Lindsay Clancy en Massachusetts.
Prevencion y autocuidado: Cuando acudir al medico de cabecera o especialista, la importancia de evitar la automedicacion (especialmente con farmacos hormonales o anticonceptivos) y la relevancia de la medicina electrica y el apoyo psicologico anual.

Ademas, el Dr. Mitch comparte detalles sobre su participacion en el proximo magno evento de PCOS Challenge (organizado en Brigham and Women's Hospital de Boston el 19 de septiembre), orientado a visibilizar y ayudar a mas de 60,000 mujeres con SOP, incluyendo por primera vez paneles educativos en espanol.

Contacto y citas medicas con el Dr. Jorge Mitch:
Redes Sociales: @drjorgemitch (Instagram, TikTok)
Telefono para citas en linea y asesoria: +52 33 3331 223389

Â¡Comparte este episodio con tus amigas, familiares y seres queridos para romper el silencio y cuidar nuestra salud juntas! No olvides suscribirte y dejarnos tus reseñas. 

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Que Pasa Boston con Gabriela Salas. En esta ocasion abordamos un tema crucial que afecta profundamente la salud fisica y emocional de la comunidad femenina y latina: los desequilibrios hormonales y el bienestar mental en las diferentes etapas de la vida.
Para guiarnos a trav&eacute;s de este complejo panorama, nos acompa&ntilde;a el distinguido especialista en medicina integrativa y endocrinologia, el Dr. Jorge Mitch, quien nos visita desde Mexico para hablarnos de temas vitales que muchas veces se silencian por tabues culturales.
En este episodio aprenderas sobre:
<ul>
<li>Sindroma de Ovarios Poliquisticos (SOP): Que es, por que afecta a una de cada ocho mujeres, las se&ntilde;ales de alerta (como irregularidades menstruales extremas y vello excesivo) y como tratarlo a tiempo.</li>
<li>El impacto de los tabues medicos: Por que las mujeres latinas a menudo normalizan el dolor menstrual o la incomodidad y como superar las barreras del idioma y del sistema de salud para buscar ayuda profesional.</li>
<li>Maternidad y salud mental: Un analisis profundo y humano sobre el postparto, la depresion postparto, la psicosis perinatal y lecciones medicas cruciales desprendidas de casos de alto impacto como el de Lindsay Clancy en Massachusetts.</li>
<li>Prevencion y autocuidado: Cuando acudir al medico de cabecera o especialista, la importancia de evitar la automedicacion (especialmente con farmacos hormonales o anticonceptivos) y la relevancia de la medicina electrica y el apoyo psicologico anual.</li>
</ul>
Ademas, el Dr. Mitch comparte detalles sobre su participacion en el proximo magno evento de PCOS Challenge (organizado en Brigham and Women's Hospital de Boston el 19 de septiembre), orientado a visibilizar y ayudar a mas de 60,000 mujeres con SOP, incluyendo por primera vez paneles educativos en espanol.
Contacto y citas medicas con el Dr. Jorge Mitch:
<ul>
<li>Redes Sociales: @drjorgemitch (Instagram, TikTok)</li>
<li>Telefono para citas en linea y asesoria: +52 33 3331 223389</li>
</ul>
&Acirc;&iexcl;Comparte este episodio con tus amigas, familiares y seres queridos para romper el silencio y cuidar nuestra salud juntas! No olvides suscribirte y dejarnos tus rese&ntilde;as.&nbsp;

En este episodio de Que Pasa Boston, Gabriela Salas conversa con el especialista en endocrinologia y medicina integrativa Dr. Jorge Mitch sobre la salud femenina, abordando temas cruciales como el Sindrome de Ovarios Poliquisticos (SOP), los desequilibrios hormonales, la depresion postparto y lecciones clave de salud mental a partir de casos de alto impacto como el de Lindsay Clancy. Descubre valiosas recomendaciones medicas para romper tabues culturales, evitar la automedicacion y conocer nuevas alternativas de atencion profesional para cuidar el bienestar de la mujer latina.

El Caso de Lindsay Clancy: Se Pudo Haber Prevenido?

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En este episodio de Qué Pasa Boston, un doctor de NeighborHealth comparte su historia personal y cómo esa experiencia forma parte de una conversación mucho más amplia sobre inmigración, miedo, acceso a la salud y la importancia de que nuestras comunidades conozcan los recursos que tienen disponibles.

Hablamos de una realidad que preocupa a muchas familias inmigrantes: ¿qué pasa cuando el miedo o la falta de información hacen que una persona dude antes de buscar atención médica o pedir ayuda?

Esta conversación no es solamente sobre inmigración. Es sobre salud, dignidad, comunidad, información y acceso a recursos.

🏥 NEIGHBORHEALTH: RECURSOS PARA NUESTRA COMUNIDAD

NeighborHealth lleva más de 50 años sirviendo a East Boston y actualmente ofrece atención y servicios en comunidades de Greater Boston, incluyendo East Boston, South End, Winthrop, Everett y Revere.

 

Entre sus servicios se encuentran:

• Atención médica primaria para adultos

• Pediatría y atención para adolescentes

• Salud mental y servicios de recuperación

• Atención dental

• Farmacia

• Laboratorio

• Radiología

• Visión y óptica

• Atención de emergencia

• Telemedicina

• Servicios y programas para adultos mayores

• Neighborhood PACE

• Recursos comunitarios y apoyo para familias

 

🤝 RECURSOS COMUNITARIOS E INMIGRACIÓN

 

El Community Resource & Wellness Center de NeighborHealth, ubicado en East Boston, conecta a miembros de la comunidad con recursos relacionados con:

• Servicios de inmigración

• Asistencia legal y financiera

• Acceso a alimentos

• Apoyo para vivienda

• Servicios para adultos mayores y personas con discapacidades

• Recursos educativos

• Opciones de cuidado infantil y programas para padres

• Apoyo relacionado con violencia doméstica

 

📍 Community Resource & Wellness Center

282 Meridian Street

East Boston, MA

 

☎️ Línea de ayuda: 617-568-4845

Lunes a viernes, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

 

🏥 NEIGHBORHEALTH EN EAST BOSTON

 

📍 20 Maverick Square

Boston, MA 02128

 

📍 10 Gove Street

East Boston, MA 02128

Emergency Department disponible 24/7.

 

📍 282 Meridian Street

East Boston, MA 02128

Community Resource & Wellness Center

 

📍 151 Orleans Street

East Boston, MA 02128

Education and Training

 

NeighborHealth también cuenta con ubicaciones de Neighborhood PACE para adultos mayores y ofrece servicios en otras comunidades de Greater Boston.

 

☎️ NeighborHealth: 617-569-5800

 

🌐 Más información, servicios, ubicaciones y citas:

www.neighborhealth.com

 

💬 UNA CONVERSACIÓN QUE NUESTRA COMUNIDAD NECESITA

 

La experiencia personal que escucharás en este episodio pertenece a nuestro invitado. Su historia abre una conversación sobre algo que va mucho más allá de una sola persona: el acceso a información y recursos para las comunidades inmigrantes que viven y trabajan en Massachusetts.

Si conoces a alguien que podría beneficiarse de esta información, comparte este episodio.

Porque a veces compartir un recurso puede cambiar la vida de una familia.

🎙️ Qué Pasa Boston con Gabriela Salas

Conversaciones que informan, conectan y dan voz a nuestra comunidad.

 

⚠️ Este episodio tiene fines informativos y comunitarios. Las experiencias expresadas por el invitado son personales. Para preguntas sobre su situación migratoria o derechos legales específicos, consulte con un abogado de inmigración u organización legal calificada.

 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En este episodio de Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston, un doctor de NeighborHealth comparte su historia personal y c&oacute;mo esa experiencia forma parte de una conversaci&oacute;n mucho m&aacute;s amplia sobre inmigraci&oacute;n, miedo, acceso a la salud y la importancia de que nuestras comunidades conozcan los recursos que tienen disponibles.
Hablamos de una realidad que preocupa a muchas familias inmigrantes: &iquest;qu&eacute; pasa cuando el miedo o la falta de informaci&oacute;n hacen que una persona dude antes de buscar atenci&oacute;n m&eacute;dica o pedir ayuda?
Esta conversaci&oacute;n no es solamente sobre inmigraci&oacute;n. Es sobre salud, dignidad, comunidad, informaci&oacute;n y acceso a recursos.
🏥 NEIGHBORHEALTH: RECURSOS PARA NUESTRA COMUNIDAD
NeighborHealth lleva m&aacute;s de 50 a&ntilde;os sirviendo a East Boston y actualmente ofrece atenci&oacute;n y servicios en comunidades de Greater Boston, incluyendo East Boston, South End, Winthrop, Everett y Revere.
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Entre sus servicios se encuentran:
&bull; Atenci&oacute;n m&eacute;dica primaria para adultos
&bull; Pediatr&iacute;a y atenci&oacute;n para adolescentes
&bull; Salud mental y servicios de recuperaci&oacute;n
&bull; Atenci&oacute;n dental
&bull; Farmacia
&bull; Laboratorio
&bull; Radiolog&iacute;a
&bull; Visi&oacute;n y &oacute;ptica
&bull; Atenci&oacute;n de emergencia
&bull; Telemedicina
&bull; Servicios y programas para adultos mayores
&bull; Neighborhood PACE
&bull; Recursos comunitarios y apoyo para familias
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🤝 RECURSOS COMUNITARIOS E INMIGRACI&Oacute;N
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El Community Resource &amp; Wellness Center de NeighborHealth, ubicado en East Boston, conecta a miembros de la comunidad con recursos relacionados con:
&bull; Servicios de inmigraci&oacute;n
&bull; Asistencia legal y financiera
&bull; Acceso a alimentos
&bull; Apoyo para vivienda
&bull; Servicios para adultos mayores y personas con discapacidades
&bull; Recursos educativos
&bull; Opciones de cuidado infantil y programas para padres
&bull; Apoyo relacionado con violencia dom&eacute;stica
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📍 Community Resource &amp; Wellness Center
282 Meridian Street
East Boston, MA
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☎️ L&iacute;nea de ayuda:&nbsp;617-568-4845
Lunes a viernes, 10:00 a.m. &ndash; 3:00 p.m.
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🏥 NEIGHBORHEALTH EN EAST BOSTON
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📍 20 Maverick Square
Boston, MA 02128
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📍 10 Gove Street
East Boston, MA 02128
Emergency Department disponible 24/7.
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📍 282 Meridian Street
East Boston, MA 02128
Community Resource &amp; Wellness Center
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📍 151 Orleans Street
East Boston, MA 02128
Education and Training
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NeighborHealth tambi&eacute;n cuenta con ubicaciones de Neighborhood PACE para adultos mayores y ofrece servicios en otras comunidades de Greater Boston.
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☎️ NeighborHealth:&nbsp;617-569-5800
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🌐 M&aacute;s informaci&oacute;n, servicios, ubicaciones y citas:
<a href="http://www.neighborhealth.com/">www.neighborhealth.com</a>
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💬 UNA CONVERSACI&Oacute;N QUE NUESTRA COMUNIDAD NECESITA
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La experiencia personal que escuchar&aacute;s en este episodio pertenece a nuestro invitado. Su historia abre una conversaci&oacute;n sobre algo que va mucho m&aacute;s all&aacute; de una sola persona: el acceso a informaci&oacute;n y recursos para las comunidades inmigrantes que viven y trabajan en Massachusetts.
Si conoces a alguien que podr&iacute;a beneficiarse de esta informaci&oacute;n, comparte este episodio.
Porque a veces compartir un recurso puede cambiar la vida de una familia.
🎙️ Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston con Gabriela Salas
Conversaciones que informan, conectan y dan voz a nuestra comunidad.
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⚠️ Este episodio tiene fines informativos y comunitarios. Las experiencias expresadas por el invitado son personales. Para preguntas sobre su situaci&oacute;n migratoria o derechos legales espec&iacute;ficos, consulte con un abogado de inmigraci&oacute;n u organizaci&oacute;n legal calificada.
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See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

La experiencia personal que escucharás en este episodio pertenece a nuestro invitado. Su historia abre una conversación sobre algo que va mucho más allá de una sola persona: el acceso a información y recursos para las comunidades inmigrantes que viven y trabajan en Massachusetts.

De Ecuador a Boston: un doctor que ayuda a inmigrantes 

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"It's ICE that's making us less safe." – Gov. Maura Healey

48 days before Massachusetts chooses its next governor, Gabriela Salas sits down with Governor Maura Healey, the Democratic incumbent seeking reelection, and asks the questions our community asks most: immigration and ICE, rent and housing, energy bills, healthcare, and the new abortion law, explained for families of faith.

This is part two of the ¿Qué Pasa Boston? 2026 governor series. Republican nominee Mike Minogue answered direct questions in part one: QPB Full Interview Mike Minogue. Hear both candidates in their own words. Then decide.

In this conversation:
- What the Protect Act does, and where Healey says ICE must stay out: schools, hospitals, courthouses
- Gaby pushes back: "It's still the most expensive state to live in." Healey's housing record and plan
- Broker's fees, the $25,000 first-time homebuyer program, and high interest rates
- Energy bills: natural gas, a utility audit, and how to ask your utility for a discount program
- The legislature audit: the one issue where Healey says she and Minogue agree
- Healthcare access, copays, prior authorizations, and maternal mental health
- What the new law changes in the last three months of pregnancy, in response to concerns from Latino families of faith
- Her biggest challenge for the next four years: inflation, AI, and data centers

💡 TIP FROM THIS EPISODE: Call the number on your gas or electric bill and ask about income-based discount programs.

🗳️ KEY DATES – MASSACHUSETTS
Register to vote: by October 24
Early voting: October 17–30
Vote-by-mail application: by 5 pm, October 27
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3 (7 am – 8 pm)
Questions: 1-800-462-VOTE

ESPANOL:

"Es ICE lo que nos está haciendo menos seguros." – Gobernadora Maura Healey

A 48 días de que Massachusetts elija a su próximo gobernador, Gabriela Salas conversa con la Gobernadora Maura Healey, candidata demócrata a la reelección, y le lleva las preguntas que más hace nuestra comunidad: inmigración e ICE, renta y vivienda, facturas de luz y gas, salud, y la nueva ley del aborto, explicada para las familias de fe.

Esta es la segunda parte de la serie electoral 2026 de ¿Qué Pasa Boston? El candidato republicano Mike Minogue respondió preguntas directas en la primera parte: Entrevista complete con Mike Minogue. Escucha a ambos candidatos en sus propias palabras. Luego decide tú.

En esta conversación:
- Qué hace la Ley Protect y dónde, según Healey, ICE no puede entrar: escuelas, hospitales, cortes
- Gaby la confronta: "Sigue siendo el estado más caro para vivir." El récord y el plan de vivienda de Healey
- Comisiones de corredor, el programa de $25,000 para comprar tu primera casa y las tasas de interés
- Facturas de energía: gas natural, auditoría a las empresas de servicios y cómo pedir descuentos
- La auditoría a la legislatura: el tema en el que Healey dice coincidir con Minogue
- Acceso a la salud, copagos, autorizaciones previas y salud mental materna
- Qué cambia la nueva ley en los últimos tres meses del embarazo, ante las preocupaciones de familias latinas de fe
- Su mayor reto para los próximos cuatro años: inflación, inteligencia artificial y centros de datos

💡 CONSEJO DE ESTE EPISODIO: Llama al número en tu factura de luz o gas y pregunta por los programas de descuento según tus ingresos.

🗳️ FECHAS CLAVE – MASSACHUSETTS
Registro para votar: hasta el 24 de octubre
Votación anticipada: 17–30 de octubre
Solicitud de voto por correo: hasta las 5 pm del 27 de octubre
Día de elecciones: martes 3 de noviembre (7 am – 8 pm)
Preguntas: 1-800-462-VOTE

CHAPTERS / CAPÍTULOS 
00:00 Intro
01:30 Campaigning as governor / Gobernar y hacer campaña
02:05 Immigration, ICE & the Protect Act / Inmigración, ICE y la Ley Protect
11:00 Housing & affordability / Vivienda y costo de vida
13:50 Energy bills & utilities / Facturas de energía
18:30 The legislature audit / La auditoría a la legislatura
20:10 Healthcare access / Acceso a la salud
23:20 The abortion law explained / La ley del aborto explicada
28:20 Why your vote matters & the next 4 years / Por qué tu voto importa
32:30 AI, data centers & Latino empowerment / IA, centros de datos y empoderamiento latino
36:00 Closing / Cierre

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"It's ICE that's making us less safe." &ndash; Gov. Maura Healey
48 days before Massachusetts chooses its next governor, Gabriela Salas sits down with Governor Maura Healey, the Democratic incumbent seeking reelection, and asks the questions our community asks most: immigration and ICE, rent and housing, energy bills, healthcare, and the new abortion law, explained for families of faith.
This is part two of the &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? 2026 governor series. Republican nominee Mike Minogue answered direct questions in part one: <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1248-que-pasa-boston-156776521/episode/where-does-mike-minogue-stand-immigration-2020-and-his-plan-for-massachusetts-343256046">QPB Full Interview Mike Minogue</a>. Hear both candidates in their own words. Then decide.
In this conversation: - What the Protect Act does, and where Healey says ICE must stay out: schools, hospitals, courthouses - Gaby pushes back: "It's still the most expensive state to live in." Healey's housing record and plan - Broker's fees, the $25,000 first-time homebuyer program, and high interest rates - Energy bills: natural gas, a utility audit, and how to ask your utility for a discount program - The legislature audit: the one issue where Healey says she and Minogue agree - Healthcare access, copays, prior authorizations, and maternal mental health - What the new law changes in the last three months of pregnancy, in response to concerns from Latino families of faith - Her biggest challenge for the next four years: inflation, AI, and data centers
💡 TIP FROM THIS EPISODE: Call the number on your gas or electric bill and ask about income-based discount programs.
🗳️ KEY DATES &ndash; MASSACHUSETTS Register to vote: by October 24 Early voting: October 17&ndash;30 Vote-by-mail application: by 5 pm, October 27 Election Day: Tuesday, November 3 (7 am &ndash; 8 pm) Questions: 1-800-462-VOTE
ESPANOL:
"Es ICE lo que nos est&aacute; haciendo menos seguros." &ndash; Gobernadora Maura Healey
A 48 d&iacute;as de que Massachusetts elija a su pr&oacute;ximo gobernador, Gabriela Salas conversa con la Gobernadora Maura Healey, candidata dem&oacute;crata a la reelecci&oacute;n, y le lleva las preguntas que m&aacute;s hace nuestra comunidad: inmigraci&oacute;n e ICE, renta y vivienda, facturas de luz y gas, salud, y la nueva ley del aborto, explicada para las familias de fe.
Esta es la segunda parte de la serie electoral 2026 de &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? El candidato republicano Mike Minogue respondi&oacute; preguntas directas en la primera parte: <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1248-que-pasa-boston-156776521/episode/where-does-mike-minogue-stand-immigration-2020-and-his-plan-for-massachusetts-343256046">Entrevista complete con Mike Minogue</a>. Escucha a ambos candidatos en sus propias palabras. Luego decide t&uacute;.
En esta conversaci&oacute;n: - Qu&eacute; hace la Ley Protect y d&oacute;nde, seg&uacute;n Healey, ICE no puede entrar: escuelas, hospitales, cortes - Gaby la confronta: "Sigue siendo el estado m&aacute;s caro para vivir." El r&eacute;cord y el plan de vivienda de Healey - Comisiones de corredor, el programa de $25,000 para comprar tu primera casa y las tasas de inter&eacute;s - Facturas de energ&iacute;a: gas natural, auditor&iacute;a a las empresas de servicios y c&oacute;mo pedir descuentos - La auditor&iacute;a a la legislatura: el tema en el que Healey dice coincidir con Minogue - Acceso a la salud, copagos, autorizaciones previas y salud mental materna - Qu&eacute; cambia la nueva ley en los &uacute;ltimos tres meses del embarazo, ante las preocupaciones de familias latinas de fe - Su mayor reto para los pr&oacute;ximos cuatro a&ntilde;os: inflaci&oacute;n, inteligencia artificial y centros de datos
💡 CONSEJO DE ESTE EPISODIO: Llama al n&uacute;mero en tu factura de luz o gas y pregunta por los programas de descuento seg&uacute;n tus ingresos.
🗳️ FECHAS CLAVE &ndash; MASSACHUSETTS Registro para votar: hasta el 24 de octubre Votaci&oacute;n anticipada: 17&ndash;30 de octubre Solicitud de voto por correo: hasta las 5 pm del 27 de octubre D&iacute;a de elecciones: martes 3 de noviembre (7 am &ndash; 8 pm) Preguntas: 1-800-462-VOTE
CHAPTERS / CAP&Iacute;TULOS&nbsp; 00:00 Intro 01:30 Campaigning as governor / Gobernar y hacer campa&ntilde;a 02:05 Immigration, ICE &amp; the Protect Act / Inmigraci&oacute;n, ICE y la Ley Protect 11:00 Housing &amp; affordability / Vivienda y costo de vida 13:50 Energy bills &amp; utilities / Facturas de energ&iacute;a 18:30 The legislature audit / La auditor&iacute;a a la legislatura 20:10 Healthcare access / Acceso a la salud 23:20 The abortion law explained / La ley del aborto explicada 28:20 Why your vote matters &amp; the next 4 years / Por qu&eacute; tu voto importa 32:30 AI, data centers &amp; Latino empowerment / IA, centros de datos y empoderamiento latino 36:00 Closing / Cierre
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#QuePasaBoston #GabrielaSalas #MauraHealey #MassachusettsElection2026 #LatinoVote #YourVoteYourVoice #TuVotoTuVoz #NewEngland

EN: In this ¿Qué Pasa Boston? interview, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey answers questions from host Gabriela Salas about immigration enforcement and the Protect Act, housing costs, energy bills, healthcare access, and the state's abortion law, ahead of the November 3, 2026 gubernatorial election. The episode is part of a nonpartisan bilingual series in which both major candidates, Democrat Maura Healey and Republican Mike Minogue, were interviewed for Boston's Latino community.  ES: En esta entrevista de ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, la Gobernadora de Massachusetts Maura Healey responde a las preguntas de Gabriela Salas sobre inmigración y la Ley Protect, el costo de la vivienda, las facturas de energía, el acceso a la salud y la ley del aborto del estado, antes de las elecciones del 3 de noviembre de 2026. El episodio forma parte de una serie bilingüe y apartidista en la que ambos candidatos principales, la demócrata Maura Healey y el republicano Mike Minogue, fueron entrevistados para la comunidad latina de Boston.

Gov. Maura Healey: ICE Is Making Us Less Safe and there is ONLY ONE way to SOLVE IT.

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En este episodio de ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, conversamos con la abogada y experta legal Daniela Albert, fundadora de la firma ELYON, sobre uno de los mayores desafíos para los emprendedores en la actualidad: la protección de la propiedad intelectual, el derecho de autor (copyright) y el uso de la Inteligencia Artificial.

Aprende la diferencia crucial entre registrar tu negocio, tu marca y tus creaciones, qué sucede cuando las herramientas de IA entrenan sus modelos con tu contenido, y cómo protegerte interna y externamente con contratos y acuerdos de confidencialidad (NDAs). ¡No esperes a tener problemas legales para tomar acción!

Recursos y Enlaces:

 Conoce más sobre la firma legal ELYON: ellyonlegal.com

 Síguenos en redes sociales y no te pierdas ningún episodio de ¿Qué Pasa Boston?.

En este episodio de &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?, conversamos con la abogada y experta legal Daniela Albert, fundadora de la firma ELYON, sobre uno de los mayores desaf&iacute;os para los emprendedores en la actualidad: la protecci&oacute;n de la propiedad intelectual, el derecho de autor (copyright) y el uso de la Inteligencia Artificial.
Aprende la diferencia crucial entre registrar tu negocio, tu marca y tus creaciones, qu&eacute; sucede cuando las herramientas de IA entrenan sus modelos con tu contenido, y c&oacute;mo protegerte interna y externamente con contratos y acuerdos de confidencialidad (NDAs). &iexcl;No esperes a tener problemas legales para tomar acci&oacute;n!
Recursos y Enlaces:
&nbsp;Conoce m&aacute;s sobre la firma legal ELYON: <a href="https://ellyonlegal.com/">ellyonlegal.com</a>
&nbsp;S&iacute;guenos en redes sociales y no te pierdas ning&uacute;n episodio de &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?.

¿Sabías que si tu marca o un video tuyo se vuelve viral hoy, cualquier persona podría registrar tu nombre o usar IA para clonar tu imagen sin que puedas reclamar? Descubre cómo blindar tu negocio legalmente antes de que sea demasiado tarde.

Protege tu marca, tu contenido y tu negocio en la era de la IA

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What happens when a West Point combat veteran, former CEO of a global medical device company, and political outsider steps into the race for Massachusetts governor? In this high-stakes, exclusive episode of Que Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Mike Minogue to talk head-on about the future of the Commonwealth. Moving past traditional political talking points, Minogue breaks down his economic blueprint targeting the state's massive budget, high energy costs, affordability pressures on working families, and the critical need for absolute government transparency and legislative audits.

From analyzing the structural strains on healthcare and public education to addressing community safety and local economic growth, this episode cuts straight to the core of what everyday residents and business leaders face across Massachusetts.

Key Takeaways:
Government Accountability: Unpacking the push for a full financial audit of the Massachusetts Legislature and budget transparency.
Restoring Affordability: Strategies to cut government waste, address high energy utility fees, and ease the cost of living for families.
Economic Opportunity & Healthcare: Leveraging executive business experience to retain entrepreneurs, support medical professionals, and revitalize local manufacturing.

Listen now on the iHeartRadio app, Omny Studio, or your favorite podcast platform, and make sure to subscribe to Que Pasa Boston for more unfiltered conversations shaping our community.
Your voice, your vote, your future & stay informed and engaged today.

What happens when a West Point combat veteran, former CEO of a global medical device company, and political outsider steps into the race for Massachusetts governor? In this high-stakes, exclusive episode of Que Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Mike Minogue to talk head-on about the future of the Commonwealth. Moving past traditional political talking points, Minogue breaks down his economic blueprint targeting the state's massive budget, high energy costs, affordability pressures on working families, and the critical need for absolute government transparency and legislative audits.
From analyzing the structural strains on healthcare and public education to addressing community safety and local economic growth, this episode cuts straight to the core of what everyday residents and business leaders face across Massachusetts.
Key Takeaways:
<ul>
<li>Government Accountability: Unpacking the push for a full financial audit of the Massachusetts Legislature and budget transparency.</li>
<li>Restoring Affordability: Strategies to cut government waste, address high energy utility fees, and ease the cost of living for families.</li>
<li>Economic Opportunity &amp; Healthcare: Leveraging executive business experience to retain entrepreneurs, support medical professionals, and revitalize local manufacturing. Listen now on the iHeartRadio app, Omny Studio, or your favorite podcast platform, and make sure to subscribe to Que Pasa Boston for more unfiltered conversations shaping our community.</li>
<li>Your voice, your vote, your future &amp; stay informed and engaged today.</li>
</ul>

Qué Pasa Boston host Gabriela Salas sits down with former Abiomed CEO and gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue for an in-depth conversation on the Commonwealth's economy, accountability, and leadership. Minogue breaks down his blueprint for reforming state spending, easing the tax burden on families, and addressing critical healthcare and public safety challenges across Massachusetts. Listen to this compelling episode on the iHeartRadio app, Omny Studio, or your preferred podcast platform to stay informed on the issues shaping our community's future.

They Want Us to Hate Each Other - Mike Minogue - Candidate for Gov of MA

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QUE PASA BOSTON
Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community
Executive Producer and Host Gabriela Salas
THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND
Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David “Big Papi” Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach.
HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER
Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

QUE PASA BOSTON Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community Executive Producer and Host Gabriela Salas THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David &ldquo;Big Papi&rdquo; Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach. HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

QUE PASA BOSTONYour Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community*Hosted by Gabriela Salas, Vice President of iHeartMedia Sales*THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLANDExperience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual...

¿Que Pasa Boston?

QUE PASA BOSTON
Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community
*Hosted by Gabriela Salas, Vice President of iHeartMedia Sales*
THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND
Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David “Big Papi” Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach.
HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER
Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

QUE PASA BOSTON Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community *Hosted by Gabriela Salas, Vice President of iHeartMedia Sales* THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David “Big Papi” Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach. HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

¿Que Pasa Boston?

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