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1. 1. The Pawtucket Times - News - 04/15/2005 - Progreso, JWU honor first graduates

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   Published on: 4/15/2005   Last Visited: 4/16/2005

   The success of a motivated few, said Cancel, will not only create jobs within the community, but increase its future crop of motivated entrepreneurs.
   
   It was conceived by Progreso Latino's executive director, Edwin Cancel; the agency's Economic Development Center director, Margarita Guedes; and JWU Larry Friedman International Center director, Larry Bennett.
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   The reception was a particularly special occasion for Cancel, who will step down from his three year directorship in two weeks. In recognition of Cancel's contribution to the Latino community, and inasmuch as Latinos are the fastest growing segment of the state's population, Rhode Island's economy, state Treasurer Paul J. Tavares presented Cancel with a citation.

2. 2. The Pawtucket Times

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   Published on: 7/1/2004   Last Visited: 7/10/2004

   Progreso's Executive Director Edwin Cancel said the idea works because the work of these grassroots Latino associations are viable extensions of Progreso's own pro-community programming.
   
   "Our mission is to is to support the development of the Latino and immigrant communities in our area," said Cancel.
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   Cancel said the office has time slots available for eight more users and encourages interested community organizers to call Progreso at 401-728-5920 or visit Progreso Latino headquarters at 626 Broad St. in Central Falls.
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   "Many of these small organizations are volunteer organizations," said Cancel.

3. 3. Boston Globe Online / Metro | Region / Pursuing a dream

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   Published on: 2/2/2003   Last Visited: 2/2/2003

   Edwin Cancel, who has been director of Progreso Latino for about three months, said he's already met twice with Chafee.
   
   Meanwhile, the lines of people continued.