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Republican National Hispanic Assembly Endorses Krystal Valdez For Ellis County Clerk
Ellis, TX– The Republican National Hispanic Assembly officially endorses Krystal Valdez for Ellis County Clerk for the great state of Texas. Valdez proudly served the citizens of Ellis County since 2009 with over six years as the Deputy Clerk in the Ellis County Clerk’s Office. She served for three years as Chief Administrator for the
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Virginia’s Republican National Hispanic Assembly Endorses Corey Stewart For Senate
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL HISPANIC ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA Ashburn Virginia – The Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Virginia (RNHA-VA) today announces its endorsement of Corey Stewart in his election race to the United States Senate. Corey Stewart is a conservative champion who has spent his political career serving as the 5-time elected at-large Chairman of the Board of
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Central American Caravan Crisis
There is chaos at the Mexican border as the Central American Caravan reaches the nation of Mexico. Despite President Trump’s threats of cutting foreign aid to El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, asylum seekers continued their way to the United States. According to a New York Post report, Mexican authorities clashed with multiple people at its
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The Ladies In White Face Persecution In Cuba
The Ladies in White is a group of Catholic women in Cuba who are peacefully resisting the Castro Regime. They are demanding justice for their imprisoned loved ones. Laura Pollán founded the Ladies in White after the Black Spring to protest the regime’s unlawful detainment of their family members. In 2003, the Castro Regime arrested
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Progress For Change hosts 1st RNC in NYC Training
Progress For Change hosts 1st RNC in NYC Training! By RNHA Contributor October 14, 2018 On Saturday morning Progress for Change launched its first Republican Leadership Initiative for New York. A crowd of young millennials were very enthusiastic for change in liberal New York City. Marlene Artov and Oz Sultan, Founders of Progress for
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