"Fent Balanç", St Pere Sallavinera

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I arriba el tercer programa de "Fent Balanç", que porta als micròfons de Ràdio Altiplà els alcaldes dels diferents municipis de l'Alta Segarra per fer un balanç dels darrers 4 anys de l'actual legislatura, a les portes de la finalització d'aquesta. Aquesta setmana és el torn del municipi de Sant Pere Sallavinera, amb la seva actual alcaldessa Montserrat Noguera Cantacorps.

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