irving velazquez: yes, i do. i mean, well, first, thank you for having us here. and yes, this semana laboral, the labor rights week, is gonna be held from august 28 to september 1. we're gonna have labor talks at the consulate in san francisco, so we invite the community, not only spanish-speaking, but whoever feels that their rights have been violated, to know a little about what they might be missing from their protection. so, we're gonna have health and security at work, wage and hour, we're gonna have worker's comp, and everything else that entails with violations in your--at work. and we're also gonna have community events in napa, san francisco, and in oakland. so, all this information can be found in our consulado website and our social media pages, on facebook and twitter. so, if you need more information, just go to those sites and hopefully you can participate. and at least know your rights and hopefully nothing--no violations happen in the near future. damian: so, like, overtime, if you're not getting overtime, anything like that, you can get more info

with me is consul jesus gutierrez on "comunidad del valle," along with irving velazquez, also with the consulate. welcome to the show. jesus gutierrez: thank you. damian: thank you very much. well, i mean, we're talking--the topic this week is la semana laboral, the labor week. tell us what that is and what it entails, if you can. jesus: yeah, thanks, the labor week is an effort made by the mexican embassy and the whole consular community in the united states. we have 50 consulates in united states, so the whole consular network, along with other consulates, in this case the