The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT45) ZACATECAS, Mexico -- Feb. 22, 2005 -- LATAM-MIGRANTS-2 -- Martha Robles is the only health care provider in the clinic in Zacatecas, Mexico in December. For Alberto Ruiz Flores, politics does not stop at the United States border. He is soliciting money from some of the 400,000 Mexicans who abandon their country each year for work in the United States. The same is true across Mexico, the Caribbean and Latin America, where more and more officials like him answer to cross-border constituencies made up of the people at home who cast ballots and the ones abroad who pull the purse strings. Today more than ever, the remittances sent home by immigrant workers, both legal and illegal, are translating into political clout, and their communities in the United States, better organized and more vocal than before, have become social and political forces too important to ignore. (Luis J. Jimenez/The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
2005-02-22
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The New York Times Agency
Luis J. Jimenez/The New York Times/Redux
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