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No existe un 'voto latino': la religión y la geografía se suman a la diversidad de los votantes

  • Written by: Laura E. Alexander, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights, University of Nebraska Omaha
imageVoluntarios de Jolt, una organización sin fines de lucro dedicada a aumentar la participación cívica de los latinos en Texas, ríen durante una reunión de 2020.Mark Felix/AFP/AFP via Getty Images

Casi 1 de cada 5 personas en Estados Unidos hoy en día son latinos, y “el voto latino” ha...

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