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Last week, I wrote to you about CISPES' first ever "Radical Roots" Delegation to El Salvador.  But I wanted you to hear about it from Rosa Lozano , one the youth organizers leading this trip.

In just 3 days, twelve young Salvadoran-American activists will travel to El Salvador to meet with leaders from the social movement and the FMLN political party and accompany the communities under attack by North American gold mining corporations.

At CISPES, we believe that Salvadoran and Latin@ youth have a unique and vital role to play in the solidarity movement. As Rosa explains, making a donation to CISPES is one concrete way to support their leadership.
 
We need to raise $3,000 by Friday and we are already one-third of the way there! Please make a secure, easy, and tax deductible donation today!

Thank you for your support!

In Solidarity,
Alexis Stoumbelis, CISPES Executive Director

P.S.  Look out for updates on the delegation and the Stop the Suits campaign on our website

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