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Oakland’s Fifth Annual Salvadoran Day, 2011

August 15, 2011

At this year’s Day of the Salvadoran in Oakland hundreds of people partook in a variety of activities commemorating Salvadoran heritage.  From art, music, food, games and general comaraderie, the festival offered atendees a host of enjoyable activities.

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