Angel Martinez

retired businessman

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Angel Martinez is a former CEO of Deckers. He is a 2017 candidate for mayor of Santa Barbara.

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KCRW, the Santa Barbara Independent and the Santa Barbara City College Foundation co-host a debate between the five candidates running to be the next mayor of Santa Barbara.

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KCRW, the Santa Barbara Independent and the Santa Barbara City College Foundation co-host a debate between the five candidates running to be the next mayor of Santa Barbara.

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