December 7, 2018

Video: What's at stake in the 2019 Elections?

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The Salvadoran popular movement is calling for international accompaniment during their upcoming presidential elections! Check out this video to learn more from youth organizers with the Kolectivo San Jacinto and to Lourdes Palacios from the FMLN women's secretariat about what's at take in the 2019 elections and the important role that international solidarity can play

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2019 Elections Accompaniment Delegation

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