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Qué piensan realmente los hispanos acerca de Trump

  • Written by Stella Rouse, Associate Professor of Government and Politics and Director of the Center for American Politics and Citizenship, University of Maryland
Hispanic voters are not a monolith.Baiterek Media/shutterstock.com

Por primera vez en la historia se espera que los votantes hispanos sean el grupo minoritario más grande en el electorado del año 2020, según el Centro de Investigación Pew.

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