Interview: PR parade queen Crystal Rosa

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Go to my site at examiner.com for my latest article, featuring an interview with Crystal Rosa who on Sunday led the Puerto Rican Day Parade as its queen.
She talks on her views on being Puerto Rican, her goals and more.
To check it out,
http://www.examiner.com/x-11970-NY-Latino-Community-Examiner~y2009m6d16-Miss-Puerto-Rico-of-the-National-Puerto-Rican-Day-Parade-Crystal-Rosa-wears-her-crown-as-a-proud-bor

(photo by Clarisel Gonzalez)

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Phil Vélez said…
Hello Clarisel:

Thanks for your recent comment on my blog. Much continued success with PR Sun Communications.

Peace,
Phil
9:30 PM
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