Paid for by Committee to Re-Elect Nydia M. Velázquez to Congress

I am honored to represent Congress for many of the great communities of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and I am honored to voters against the faith that I gave to me over the years to re-elect me in this office I appreciate it very much.

As the cities around us change, we are strengthening low-income households, protecting affordable housing, strengthening government transparency and accountability, defending women's rights, and hurricane Sandy's disaster We will support the reconstruction of Please come

As a Democrat, however, we need to be stronger and more unified than ever. As Republicans become increasingly angry, entering paranoids and facts, we have to deny the abyss of ideology and we must stand up and serve people. We will consider reasonable voice to deal with climate change, commonsense immigrant reform that respects immigrants and unites families, protects guns from the management of criminals, terrorists and domestic abusers, social society that protects everything It is necessary to maintain a safety net. Embarrassing family

Even in difficult circumstances, I am proud of the work and progress we have done together. Thank you for your support. I am looking forward to seeing you next time.

Nydia Margarita Veljazquez (born March 28, 1953) is an American politician who has served in the American House since 1993. Democratic Velázquez from New York was the first Puerto Rican woman elected to Congress and was Chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Core Group until January 3, 2011. Her district is located in New York City and has become number 12 from 1993 to 2013. It was the seventh district since 2013. Velázquez was born in Puerto Rico's Yabuco on March 28, 1953. She grew up in a small house named RíoLimón in Yabucoa, one of nine children. Her father, Don Benito Velazquez, is a poor worker in a sugar cane field, a self-directed political activist and a founder of a local political party. The political dialogue at the table focuses on the rights of workers. Her mother is Dona Carmen. Luisa Serrano

Mr. Nydia M. Velázquez of the United States Congress is currently the 13 th term of office of the seventh parliament district in New York. In the 115th Games, she is a member of the House Small Business Committee and a senior member of the Financial Services Committee. She made history many times during her tenure. In 1992 she was the first Puerto Rican woman elected to the US House of Representatives. In February 1998 she was appointed a Democrat of the House Small Business Council and made her the first Hispanic woman who made her a member of the committee. Recently, in 2006 she was appointed Chairman of the Small and Medium Enterprise Committee of the House of Representatives and became the first Latin American who she chaired the parliamentary citizen committee. Congressional woman Velázquez received praise from many organizations on behalf of residents of the seventh district of New York, small businesses, and minority groups throughout the country.

Nydia M. Velázquez, Congressman, says: "Church Cuomo is taking prompt and appropriate actions to maintain and support women's healthcare services in New York Federal government attempts to control women's rights and infringe on progress are unbearable." This great Measures to protect reproductive rights of a country. "Andrea Stewart Cousins, Senate minority leader, says: "Women 's rights are being attacked. Since New York State has legalized abortion before Roy v. Wade' s decision, women in New York State hope that we will keep their hard right I can not make them fail. "