April 2, 2009

Boston CISPES Upcoming Events!!

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Upcoming Schedule:

Tuesday 4/28: Elections Presentation
 
12-2pm @ Harvard University Rockefeller Center Presentation: 2009 Salvadoran Elections Analysis
CGIS South, 1730 Cambridge Street, S-250
Cambridge, MA  02138

Friday 5/1:  May Day! March & Par-tay!

2:30pm March for Immigrant workers' rights!

**Wear RED & march with Boston CISPES & the FMLN!**

Joinus at Central Square (Liberty Plaza), East Boston at 2:30.  Themarch winds through East Boston and Chelsea, converging at GlendalePark, Everett around 4:30 for a rally and cultural presentations!

After the march...Music, dancing, refreshments & food!

8pm Friday 5/1: May Day International Workers Day & FMLN Victory Party!

 @ Encuentro5: 33 Harrison Avenue, 5th Floor in Chinatown

Boston, MA 02111

 
Sunday 5/24: Elections Report Back

11:00am Community Church Speakers Forum

565 Boylston St. #2, Boston, MA 02116

Boston CISPES in the Media!

Campus Progress

http://www.campusprogress.org/opinions/3773/leave-el-salvador-alone

Somerville Community Access Television

http://blip.tv/file/1939801/

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