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Elecciones EEUU: Población latina puede ser una fuerza electoral en 2020

  • Written by Lisa Garcia Bedolla, Chancellor's Professor of Education and Political Science, University of California, Berkeley
Las encuestas de salida indican que el demócrata Beto O’Rourke consiguió el 63% del voto latino en Texas, y parece que los latinos han votado hasta alcanzar cifras históricas. Pero no fue suficiente para ganar.AP Photo/Eric Gay

Los latinos participaron de forma muy activa en las elecciones legislativas intermedias de...

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