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Crece la pobreza en los suburbios de EEUU, más que en las ciudades

  • Written by Scott W. Allard, Professor of Social Policy, University of Washington
Un suburbio típico norteamericano.jan buchholtz/flickr, CC BY-NC

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En Estados Unidos, la geografía de la pobreza está cambiando.

En mayo 2018, un informe del encuestador Pew Research Center reportó que, desde 2000, el incremento de la pobreza en EEUU ha sido mayor en zonas suburbanas que en zonas urbanas o...

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