Democrats Abroad Party
This Thursday evening the Democrats Abroad Argentina group are having a party to watch Barack Obama accept the nomination for President. It should be an interesting party and you are invited to join us. Being part of the Democratic party is not necessary. If you're in town, please swing on by. There will be food and drink "specials", voter registration assistance, a post-speech party AND a raffle. I'm contributing one of my framed photographs. You know you want one. :D I hope to see you there! If you have any questions, feel free to contact Meghan md@democratsabroad.com.ar
Sugar Bar in Palermo Viejo
Costa Rica 4619 @ Armenia
Thursday, August 28
19:30 - closing
From democrats.org: "THURSDAY, AUGUST 28: CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN
On Thursday night, the DNCC will throw open the doors of the Convention and move to INVESCO Field at Mile High so that more Americans can be a part of the fourth night of the Convention as Barack Obama accepts the Democratic nomination. Obama will communicate the urgency of the moment, highlight the struggles Americans are facing and call on Americans to come together to change the course of our nation.
Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, Jr. will address the Convention on Thursday night.
Additional details of the program to precede Barack Obama’s acceptance speech will be announced later this week."
Sugar Bar in Palermo Viejo
Costa Rica 4619 @ Armenia
Thursday, August 28
19:30 - closing
From democrats.org: "THURSDAY, AUGUST 28: CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN
On Thursday night, the DNCC will throw open the doors of the Convention and move to INVESCO Field at Mile High so that more Americans can be a part of the fourth night of the Convention as Barack Obama accepts the Democratic nomination. Obama will communicate the urgency of the moment, highlight the struggles Americans are facing and call on Americans to come together to change the course of our nation.
Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, Jr. will address the Convention on Thursday night.
Additional details of the program to precede Barack Obama’s acceptance speech will be announced later this week."