La Campesina

La Campesina is a U.S.-based radio network primarily serving the Mexican and broader Latino immigrant communities. It was founded in 1983 by the Cesar Chavez Foundation, inspired by the labor leader’s advocacy for farmworkers. The network broadcasts in Spanish and focuses on issues relevant to immigrant and farmworker communities, including labor rights, immigration, and education, alongside music and entertainment. La Campesina operates multiple stations across the United States, offering a mix of regional Mexican music and community-oriented programming. It is not based in Mexico but has a strong cultural connection to Mexican heritage.