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The crisis in the Caja

Mr. Roman Macaya will speak on “The Crisis in the Caja” at the DACR meeting on Saturday, March 31, 9:30 a.m. to noon, at the Holiday Inn in downtown San José on the third floor. A coffee break and meeting room will be provided, and there’s a requested contribution ₡5,000 ($10); reservations required at cr.democratsabroad@yahoo.com or call Nelleke at 2279-3553 or 8721-6497.  Come and meet democrats, visit democratsabroad.org. USA citizens: Register to vote at votefromabroad.org.

-Democrats Abroad

cr.democratsabroad@yahoo.com

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