La participación electoral hispana es cada día más crucial en Florida, según hoy explicó a Efe el analista republicano Rudy Fernández, quien aseguró que el voto hispano "está creciendo por lo menos el 2% cada cuatro años".
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Wednesday, September 24, 2014
El voto latino en Florida será crucial en reñidas elecciones de gobernador
La participación electoral hispana es cada día más crucial en Florida, según hoy explicó a Efe el analista republicano Rudy Fernández, quien aseguró que el voto hispano "está creciendo por lo menos el 2% cada cuatro años".
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