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Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center wards dinner

Daily Business Review

March 1, 2011

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With Democracia U.S.A., president and CEO Jorge Mursuli and South Florida coordinator Natalie Carlier; and Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Scott M. Bernstein.

With Democracia U.S.A., president and CEO Jorge Mursuli and South Florida coordinator Natalie Carlier; and Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Scott M. Bernstein.
Photo by J. Albert Diaz

The Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center recently held an awards dinner at the Hotel InterContinental in Miami.    

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