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Rafael Hernandez Colon

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To the trenches! (A las trincheras! in Spanish)
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On election night, November 4, 1980, in a call to his supporters to protest the election results after a controversial loss to his opponent, Carlos Romero Barceló by 3,503 votes.

 
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