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Estas son ocho maneras como tu vida será afectada si Obamacare desaparece

  • Written by Simon F. Haeder, Assistant Professor of Public Policy, Penn State
imageEl periodo de inscripción abierta para planes de seguro médico 'Obamacare' en www.healthcare.gov a partir del 1 de noviembre.https://www.healthcare.gov

Mas de 10 años después de su aprobación por el Presidente Barack Obama, la Ley de Cuidados Médicos Asequibles (ACA, por sus siglos en inglés) sigue...

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