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Oregon Esperanto speakers share a universal language

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By Rolando Hernandez Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Languages have evolved over time, but it is rare for one to be created. Nearly 140 years ago, a Polish linguist did just that. Esperanto was made with the intent to be a universal second language for international communication. It is difficult to measure just how many people speak the language, but it does have speakers across the globe. In the Pacific Northwest, speakers will gather next month for the 45th anniversary of the Northwest Regional Esperanto Conference in Seattle.
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Bajo Escrutinio: Cirugías que matan

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By Rolando Hernandez Verified
| El Jaya Verified
Rebecca De Paula oficial del Departamento de Policía de la ciudad de Nueva York (NYDP) de 31 años se realizó una cirugía para remover unos implantes mamarios en el presente de agosto, pero falleció días después a causa de una agresiva infección bacteriana de realizada la intervención médica. De Paula quien fue intervenida en una clínica de la ciudad de Santo Domingo era madre de tres hijos a quienes deja en la orfandad.
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Oregon needs transit-oriented upzoning, says one Portlander

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By Rolando Hernandez Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Experience this story in an audio version created by OPB journalists Last year, California and Washington passed laws to make it easier to allow midrise buildings to be built near transit stations throughout the state. Oregon did not. According to Fischer Jemison, who runs urbanpdx.blog, transit-oriented upzoning in Portland could help answer the ridership recovery issues that TriMet is having. He joins us to share more on the benefits and challenges of transit upzoning.
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