EPISODE · Nov 15, 2011 · 19 MIN

¡Viva México!

Ya están próximas las fiestas patrias, tiempo de celebrar que tenemos más de 200 años de ser un país independiente, es por eso que el programa de este 13 de septiembre trato sobre la independencia, así como de los niños héroes, quienes han sido un icono y una muestra del orgullo que es ser mexicano. El invitado del programa fue el Ing. David Prieto Flores, Director General de Obras Públicas, quien habló sobre las obras que se tiene planeado realizar durante el 2012, las que se han realizado durante el año y también sobre las necesidades de las colonias.

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