On the recordMay 4, 1988
Today, Cinco de Mayo stands as a symbol of the love of democracy and freedom which continues to burn in the hearts of men and women throughout the Americas.
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presidency.ucsb.eduToday, Cinco de Mayo stands as a symbol of the love of democracy and freedom which continues to burn in the hearts of men and women throughout the Americas.
Message on the Observance of Cinco de Mayo, 1988
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