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Head of Communist party in Wheat City to drum up support
The only national party leader to enter Brandon city limits during this fall’s election campaign made a quiet — and largely unnoticed — stop in the Wheat City yesterday.
Miguel Figueroa, who has headed the Communist Party of Canada since 1992, visited the city yesterday and spoke to the Sun prior to a sparsely-attended party rally organized at the Brandon and District Labour Council headquarters.
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