San Antonio Mayor in State of the Union Spotlight

He has been considered a star on the rise in most political circles, and this evening should only add to the up-and-comer status that San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro has enjoyed since taking the helm of the state’s second-largest city.

Castro confirmed to the Tribune on Monday that he received a formal invitation to attend President Obama’s State of the Union address, with a coveted seat in first lady Michelle Obama’s box — an area reserved for VIPs and other high-profile citizens.

“It’s a real honor as a mayor and as an American. Who wouldn’t ...

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