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Posted on: September 17th, 2007
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Politics ] [ Press Releases ]
Tags: Mexico, non-profit, voter registration
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“Fundacion Azteca America, the non- profit arm of Azteca America dedicated to improving the lives of U.S. Latino residents, presents its voter registration campaign, “Nuestro Grito,” which launches on the screens of Azteca America today.
The campaign serves as a source of Latino empowerment, where the Hispanic community is encouraged to exercise its rights, register to vote, and feel overall pride in Hispanic Heritage.
A multi-media effort, the campaign includes 30-second public service announcements, as well as informational brochures that will be distributed at Mexican consular offices throughout the country.
“We are committed to working with Ambassador Arturo Sarukhan and his wonderful team of consulates in every aspect that can improve the lives of the Latino community here,” said Luis J. Echarte, Chairman of Fundacion Azteca America.
Fundacion Azteca America also teamed up with Mexican consular offices in Phoenix and Dallas, as well as with the Mexican Embassy in Washington D.C. to celebrate Mexican Independence on September 15 with entertainment support. This is additional to participation by Azteca America affiliates in local events held by community groups in Chicago, Denver and Colorado Springs, to name a few.
Commonly known as “El Grito,” Mexican leaders throughout the country re- enact the historic moment on September 15 when Father Hidalgo marked the Mexican independence movement with the now famous phrase “Viva Mexico” in 1821.
About Fundacion Azteca America
Fundacion Azteca America is a non-profit organization dedicated to improve the quality of life for members of the Hispanic community currently in the U.S.
At Fundacion Azteca America our philosophy is clear and simple: Respect the individual. Give back to society by improving health, nutrition, education and the environment. Empower the Hispanic community. Offer tools for self improvement rather than charity. And live up to our core values.
Visit: www.fundacionaztecaamerica.org“
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