Joaquín Castro
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Joaquin Castro (born September 16, 1974)[1] is a Mexican-American politician from San Antonio, Texas. Castro is a state representative in the Texas Legislature and represents District 125.[2] In that capacity, Castro has authored and worked on legislation on workforce development, highway safety, and education programs intended to reduce teenage pregnancy rates.[2] Castro serves on the Border & International Affairs Committee and the Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee.[2]
[edit] Background
Joaquin, a native of San Antonio, is a graduate of Stanford and Harvard Law School. [3]
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