Nury Martinez

@CD6Nury

LA City Council President, Councilwoman 6th District / Posting w/o permission personal info (cellphones, home addresses, etc) is prohibited & could be blocked.

San Fernando Valley, CA
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  1. Dec 22

    May the kid from Scranton meet the kid from ! So proud of my friend, and now the first Latino US Senator from the State of California, Alex Padilla! A symbol of hope for our generation, and for all children of immigrants who grew up - and are growing up - like us.

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    Dec 21

    COVID-19 Daily Update: December 21, 2020 New Cases: 11,271 (634,849 to date) New Deaths: 56 (8,931 to date) Current Hospitalizations: 5,709

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    Dec 20

    COVID-19 Daily Update: December 20, 2020 New Cases: 13,315 (623,670 to date) New Deaths: 58 (8,875 to date) Current Hospitalizations: 5,549

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    Dec 19

    COVID-19 Daily Update: December 19, 2020 New Cases: 13,756 (610,372 to date) New Deaths: 60 (8,817 to date) Current Hospitalizations: 5,424

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  5. Dec 19

    This year working moms had to choose btwn their careers or their families. In Aug, the Council passed my motion w/ to provide $30M to low-income families struggling w/ child care costs. 2020 made clear: "other countries have social safety nets. The US has women."

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  6. Dec 19

    1 in 5 American women have lost their jobs because of . The collapse of the child care sector along with virtual schooling has driven millions of mothers out of the workforce. We need to support child care providers and establish more progressive work-family policies.

    Opinion: If Biden and Harris are serious about recovery, they have to bail out American women
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  7. Dec 18

    We saw what happened with the roll out for COVID-19 testing — wealthier communities had access while poorer, typically communities of color faced greater barriers. We can't let this happen again with the vaccine. Wealth does not make one life more valuable than the next.

    They're offering tens of thousands of dollars in cash. They're making their personal assistants pester doctors. To those with power and influence, rules can always be bent.
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  8. Dec 17

    Honorable work deserves honorable pay. Angelenos recognize the sacrifice & risk essential workers take on our behalf. Their pay should match the indispensable service they provide. That's why my colleagues & I introduced this motion yesterday.

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    Dec 16

    COVID-19 Daily Update: December 16, 2020 New Cases: 22,422 (566,005 to date) New Deaths: 138 (8,568 to date) Current Hospitalizations: 4,656 The number of new cases reported today are, in part, due to a backlog of over 7,000 test results received from one large lab.

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    Dec 15

    Nury Martinez Unanimously Elected to Second Year as Los Angeles City Council President

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    Dec 15

    A huge CONGRATS to on your first meeting as an LA City Councilmember, on your return to LA City Council, and on your re-election as LA City Council President! We are so excited to work with you to better support women experiencing homelessness!!

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  12. Dec 15

    Thank you Councilwoman ! It’s great to have another working mom on this Council to advocate for LA families.

    Today I also co-presented a motion with on alternative learning centers. The program, which aids low-income families with distance learning, was initially spearheaded by the Council President and now requires more funding to stay open past January.
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  13. Dec 15

    Yesterday families at Parthenia Place in were given a holiday surprise including xmas trees, groceries & presents for the kids. Parthenia Pl is LA's first permanent site for formerly unhoused residents. Thanks for sharing this family's story of hope.

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  14. Dec 15

    As we know, the inequities in our city are more visible than ever, but so are the hope and potential of this city. The months ahead must set the stage for the kind of rebirth that can only happen in a city like ours.

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  15. Dec 15

    While this is a holiday season unlike any other, we still have things to be grateful for. We will go into this holiday season thinking about those that are struggling, remembering them in the work that we will continue to do.

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  16. Dec 15

    COVID has brought us desperation, despair, and death. Before 2021 we’re looking at a real possibility of 10,000 deaths in the County of LA. 10,000 families who will be without a parent, a sibling, a child.  Who will go into the holidays with an empty seat at their dinner table.

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  17. Dec 15

    Colleagues, we need to do more. COVID has brought us so much loss. Families have lost their businesses, their jobs, and some have lost all hope. They are starving, waiting up to 2 hours in modern day bread lines for food that might last them a week.

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  18. Dec 15

    We close out this year in a fiscal crisis, and for all our efforts to adjust and respond, for all the sacrifices we are asking of our workers, and our residents… We demand that the federal government act now to save lives and provide meaningful relief to our residents.

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  19. Dec 15

    Real allies aren’t here to fix people’s problems for them. They are here to empower them to do it for themselves. True allyship is about respecting, supporting, and standing BEHIND the people who are fighting for themselves, not in front of them.

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  20. Dec 15

    A real people’s movement is about demanding respect. Demanding Racial Justice. Demanding Environmental Justice. Demanding Social Justice.

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