EPISODE · Dec 13, 2010 · 1H

Lunes 13 Dic 2010

from Campillos Mediodía (2010 - 2011)

Hoy, como cada lunes, en el espacio de política local, Francisco Guerrero Cuadrado, portavoz y concejal de IU en Campillos se pone al micrófono de Radio Campillos. Te damos las notas útiles de la semana. Escuchamos la primera parte de la presentación del nuevo libro de la Campillera Ana Herrera “Una Mujer, una Historia” con la introducción de Antonio Gómez, concejal de Cultura y Antonio Lebrón, profesor. Además, presentamos nuestro Buzón de Navidad donde esperamos tus mensajes para los/as Campilleros/as que están en el pueblo en cualquier parte del mundo, saluda en 30 segundos y felicita la navidad a amigos, familiares, compañeros… Más información en nuestro grupo de Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/notes/radio-campillos-1079-fm/el-buzon-de-la-navidad-de-radio-campillos/175879565769503 O llama a nuestro Buzón de Navidad 668 89 79 88 y deja tu mensaje (Di tu nombre, desde donde llamas y a quien felicitas, máximo 30 segundos.)

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