The Hispanic Leadership Network (HLN) and The LIBRE Initiative (LIBRE) will co-host a Presidential Debate Watch Party with local Hispanic business and community leaders beginning at 7 p.m. Mountain Time on Oct. 3 at the Brown Palace in Denver. Guests will have the opportunity to network, watch the debate and participate in a pre-debate panel with Hispanic experts.
"At a time when we have seen the Hispanic community disproportionately affected by unemployment, home foreclosures, increased child poverty rates and a decreased net worth, it is important that our community pay close attention to the issues raised during this debate and that we commit to create an environment for private sector growth, quality educational attainment and entitlement sustainability," said Daniel Garza, LIBRE executive director.
"With the presidential race so close, the Hispanic community plays a more decisive role than ever," said Jennifer S. Korn, HLN executive director. "It is critical that we are educated on where each candidate stands on the issues that will turn this nation around and restore opportunity and prosperity to America."
WHO: The LIBRE Initiative and Hispanic Leadership Network
WHAT: Presidential Debate Watch Party and Pre-Debate Analysis & Networking Event
WHERE: The Brown Palace Hotel, 321 17th St., Denver
WHEN: Wed., Oct. 3
TIME: Networking and Pre-Debate Analysis starts at 6 p.m. MDT; debate starts at 7 p.m. MDT
HLN is an advocacy action group focused on engaging the Hispanic community on center-right policies based on the principles of freedom, limited government and individual empowerment.
LIBRE is a nonprofit, nonpartisan 501(c)(4) organization headquartered in South Texas. LIBRE's mission is to advance economic freedom and increase prosperity by promoting free enterprise, personal responsibility and a more constitutionally limited government.
