[música] con maricela gutiérrez, la directora ejecutiva de siren, 35 años, causa de celebración; y maricela, no hemos estado en persona, casi ya 3 años, entonces, va a ser una pachanga grandísima, cultural, una celebración, entonces, por eso escogimos un teatro lindísimo en, en downtown san josé, es el teatro montgomery, donde vamos a tener mariachi, la gran cantante gabriela sepúlveda, también vamos a tener un show de teatro por el artista y poeta local, que se llama, yosimar reyes, él es un joven indocumentado, dacamente, ¿verdad?, que tiene su propio show de su historia, de cómo él vino de guerrero y creció en el este de san josé, y su historia como indocumentado, como joven, es lindísima, yo la miré en el broadway theatre, donde se vendieron todos los boletos, entonces, este es su último show, antes de que él vaya en tour, va a ir, de seguro, todo, todo estados unidos, porque yo creo que es un, una obra de teatro fenomenal; entonces, vamos a enseñar eso, y también vamos a cerrar el evento con baile, vamos a bailar con salsa, con javier navarrete, y su latin quintet. damián trujillo: ah,

maricela, welcome back to the show. maricela gutierrez: gracias, thank you for having me, damian.damian: thank you for being here. thirty-five years. tell us what this means to you, to the community. maricela: well, it's been an amazing journey for siren, starting out in san josé as our founding place and so, 35 years is an acknowledgement of the power that the immigrant voice and refugee voice has here in the silicon valley and how important it is to continue serving this community and building them up and creating opportunities for them to thrive in this beautiful silicon valley area. damian: and so we have a-- you know, every acontecimiento, every celebration like this deserves a big party. you're gonna have one, we'll talk about that in just a little bit, but you know, it's kind of one of those where we're lucky to have you as an agency but it's unfortunate that we need you as an agency because of the services that you provide. tell us your thoughts on that. maricela: yeah, so my dream would be--asking what does 35 years look like--35 more years look like, and to me would be t

maricela, welcome back to the show. maricela gutierrez: gracias, thank you for having me, damian.damian: thank you for being here. thirty-five years. tell us what this means to you, to the community. maricela: well, it's been an amazing journey for siren, starting out in san josé as our founding place and so, 35 years

the beloved owners, joe and maricela, who are long-time pleasantonians themselves had an awesome runrone's being the go-to place in town. covid, inflation, difficulties in staffing shortages have given them the impetus to retire so they can enjoy a night out as well. i mean, really is the go-to place. i can't tell you how many birthdays, you know, christmas eve dinners we have had there. how many fun times. >> you've talked about this place for years. >> for years i've been talking about barone's. i know. >> congratulations to them. >> the owners are really what makes the restaurant special. they are the most gracious people. >> do we have time to sneak out there tonight? >> we should make a run. >> save us a table for three. >> now they'll have time to eat at someone else's restaurant. >>> final word for you, we expect everyone to get into town. >> just a few spotty showers here tonight. shouldn't cause major problems for people trying to land at our airports. we're dry friday, saturday, sunday, get some rain next week. the heaviest and strongest storm looks to be on tuesday. rain t

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last year. maricela maria, let us know work. we try to sell whatever we can so that we can eat and drink. life is unbearable. authorities blame global inflation and the fall out from russia's invasion of ukraine, but lebanon also has its own problems. while we have an unpleasant living on the 160 percent as for recent figures, so you have 90 percent related to the been use inflation while 10 percent maybe related to the word by the patient. this is mainly because of the color of the, of any form we have been printing just to cover for the government expenses. the government is hoping to increase revenues by hiking customs taxes. but economists warn the decision will cause a 5 to 10 percent spike in inflation in a country that relies heavily on imports. food prices have already increased by 700 percent since $21911.00 on is one of the countries worth affected by the rise and global food prices. according to the world bank, it is 2nd, the only system bob boyd. the situation has deteriorated so much that the world food program says