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Carmen Pola is a long-time Latina politician and community activist in Boston, Massachusetts. She was the first Latina to run for statewide office and the first Director of the Office of Constituent Services, a citywide office formed under Mayor Raymond Flynn.

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rdfs:comment	Carmen Pola is a long-time Latina politician and community activist in Boston, Massachusetts. She was the first Latina to run for statewide office and the first Director of the Office of Constituent Services, a citywide office formed under Mayor Raymond Flynn. (en)
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birth place	Puerto Rico Rio Piedras
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