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Letters from the Issue of January 18, 2007
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Published on January 18, 2007
Furthermore, Mr. Alvarado knowingly printed erroneous information when he said county Commissioner Natacha Seijas gave Farm Bureau $10,000. Again, this statement is false, and I corrected Mr. Alvarado in a phone interview prior to publication.
The credibility of both your publication and its journalists is nonexistent. How dare you question the integrity of those in the public spotlight when you can't even live up to your own?
Katie A. Edwards
Dade County Farm Bureau
Homestead
Francisco Alvarado responds: The $10,000 figure came from an August 2006 newsletter that Commissioner Seijas sent to voters in her district.
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