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Report back on 2015 election in El Salvador
Date:
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Time:
6:30 PM
-
8:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Allan Fisher
Email:
Phone:
415-954-2763
Location Details:
Redstone building room 302 at 2940 16th Street (between Mission and S. Van Ness St.) San Francisco
In 2014, the Salvadoran people elected a popular movement
leader president. The FMLN government of Salvador Sánchez
Cerén is implementing social programs to transform the
county and make it a place where everyone can lead a
dignified life. Come and hear how the results of the March 1
legislative and municipal elections will effect the
government’s ability to continue and expand these programs.
Hear from two Bay Area chapter members – Ana Fisher and
Jackie Kramer – who went on a CISPES election observer
delegation and met with social movement and political leaders.
Learn how U.S.-promoted policies created the inequality that forces 300 Salvadoran to leave their country every day in search of a better life and the Salvadoran government’s revolutionary education, healthcare, and community programs that are working to make migration an option, not a necessity. Learn what you can do to support the revolutionary process and keep the U.S. from interfering in these incredible transformations.
Tues., March 17; 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
2940 – 16th Street, room 302
(between Mission and South Van Ness Ave.)
San Francisco
Event free – food
For more information, contact the Bay Area chapter of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES), (415) 503-0789 or bayarea [at] cispes.org
leader president. The FMLN government of Salvador Sánchez
Cerén is implementing social programs to transform the
county and make it a place where everyone can lead a
dignified life. Come and hear how the results of the March 1
legislative and municipal elections will effect the
government’s ability to continue and expand these programs.
Hear from two Bay Area chapter members – Ana Fisher and
Jackie Kramer – who went on a CISPES election observer
delegation and met with social movement and political leaders.
Learn how U.S.-promoted policies created the inequality that forces 300 Salvadoran to leave their country every day in search of a better life and the Salvadoran government’s revolutionary education, healthcare, and community programs that are working to make migration an option, not a necessity. Learn what you can do to support the revolutionary process and keep the U.S. from interfering in these incredible transformations.
Tues., March 17; 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
2940 – 16th Street, room 302
(between Mission and South Van Ness Ave.)
San Francisco
Event free – food
For more information, contact the Bay Area chapter of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES), (415) 503-0789 or bayarea [at] cispes.org
Added to the calendar on Tue, Mar 3, 2015 12:44PM
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