Episode 79 – 78 years and five generations have passed, yet our government continues to ignore the ongoing health crisis stemming from Oppenheimer’s 1945 nuclear test site in New Mexico. In this episode of Latino Business Report, we embark on a gripping and eye-opening journey to unveil the untold story of this dark chapter in history.

Join us as we shine a critical light on how Latino and indigenous families who lived in the region were deliberately kept in the dark about their perilous exposure to high levels of radiation. This episode peels back the layers of secrecy that have shrouded this issue for far too long, revealing the harrowing consequences faced by those who unknowingly endured the fallout of atomic testing.

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J.R. Gonzales is Chairman of the Hispanic Leadership and Management Foundation and Executive Vice-Chair of the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC). Gonzales serves on the Export-Import Bank of the United States Council on Small Business. He is a nationally recognized communications consultant and professional development trainer. Gonzales is a former Chairman of the Board, and a past president and CEO of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. As a business owner, entrepreneur, political strategist, and public speaker, Gonzales has been a lifelong advocate and voice for issues facing Latino and minority communities.