Two of San Antonio's most prominent political figures are celebrating a major milestone this week – the big 5-0 — and the public's invited to the party.
Congressman Joaquin Castro and former Obama cabinet member Julián Castro hold cakes celebrating their 50th birthdays.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro and his twin brother, former San Antonio mayor and Obama housing secretary Julián Castro, are staging their annual birthday bash for friends, family and the community.In their 50 trips around the sun, Castros have grown from a couple of kids from the West Side into nationally recognizable politicians.
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