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pr%20flag.pngThe National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights (NCPRR) is one of the reasons why Maegan la Mala exists today. So please show them some love and you’ll not only get mad knowledge, pero thanks to the venue, you’ll get your groove on as well.

The National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights
And Event Co-Chairs : David Galarza * Juan Ramos * Carlos “Charlie” Ramos, Jr.* Martha
Laureano,*Julissa Santiago

Invite you To a Social Meet-and-Greet Entre Familia.

For An Evening of Music, Poetry and a Historical Reflection of the
NCPRR’s 27 Years of Community Activism and its Role Today.

Featuring NuyoRican Poet Mariposa and Julisa Vale, Prisionera, Andy Torres and
Other great performers.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Latin Quarter’s Nightclub

511 Lexington Avenue, New York City

Doors Open at 6:30pm

2 for 1 Drink special and Buffet

Admission:

$25 gets you Free Admission and a One Year Membership;

$15 Non-Members

Must be 21 or older to attend.

RSVP today and/or for more information, please contact
Juan Ramos at juan4thepeople@gmail.com

logo.gifThe Latino vote is one of the most talked about target groups in this presidential election season. Everyone wants us to register, wants us to vote, but what is often forgotten is that Latino means many things, coming from many places. Puerto Ricans (yes there she goes again) have their own issues that demand attention along with other Latino groups, and one Rican organization is demanding that John McCain and Barack Obama respond to the specific interests of the Rican community.

The National Congress for Puerto Rican Rights, a social justice organization, has written a letter inviting the candidates to collaborate with the NCPRR to develop a means for communication with the Puerto Rican community.

“We are willing to work with the candidates to creatively set up a discussion that will allow our community to understand the candidates’ positions. Our children are also dying in Iraq and Afghanistan, and we should know what the future will bring from these candidates.” said Vazquez-Hernandez, a professor of history at Miami Dade College, who is a Vietnam Era veteran and a lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV).

Full disclosure : The NCPRR was the formative entity in terms of my political upbringing.

Read the entire letter after the jump.

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