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Cobertura por la prensa en español sobre que hizo el senador Gallego en Arizona esta semana
ARIZONA – La semana pasada en Arizona, el senador Rubén Gallego (Demócrata de Arizona), organizó varios eventos donde hablo con la prensa en español. Evento en Tucson con líderes comunitarios Conecta Arizona: Rubén Gallego escucha a líderes de Tucson: educación y costos de vida El senador por Arizona, Rubén Gallego, visitó Tucson para participar en una mesa redonda con líderes empresariales y comunitarios del sur de Arizona. […] […] Sobre las prioridades inmediatas en Washington, Gallego dijo que escucha con claridad la preocupación de las familias por el costo de vida. “Lo más importante es ver cómo podemos unirnos para bajar los costos. Lo escucho en
ICYMI: Senator Gallego Visits Tucson and Phoenix, Talks Lowering Costs, the American Dream, and Government Shutdown
ARIZONA – Last week, Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) visited communities across Southern Arizona and the Valley. In Tucson, the Senator heard from students, community leaders, and local officials and discussed federal solutions to lower the cost of living, fix the housing crisis, and expand broadband internet access. In Phoenix, Gallego celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with multiple events, including visits to an elementary and high school, and a Latino-owned small business. Senator Gallego meets with a Hispanic small business owner in the Valley (left) and Marine Corps JROTC cadets at a Tolleson high school Also in Phoenix, Senator Gallego convened the first meeting of his Conservation Advisory Board, comprised of
Gallego Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Across Phoenix
PHOENIX – This week, Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with multiple events in Phoenix. He spoke about his work in the Senate to make sure every Latino family in Arizona has a fair shot at the American Dream. Visit to Garfield Elementary School At an elementary school in Phoenix, Senator Gallego spoke with the eighth graders Civics and Government class about his journey to becoming Arizona’s first Latino U.S. Senator and took questions from students on how to plan their futures and give back to their communities. “It is cool to be the first Latino U.S. Senator for the state of Arizona. The reason that matters