El primero en llegar fue el gobernador de Nueva Jersey, el republicano Chris Christie el 3 de septiembre, y dos días después lo hizo la exsecretaria de Estado estadounidense y demócrata, Hillary Clinton
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Dos potenciales candidatos a la Casa Blanca sondean voto hispano
El primero en llegar fue el gobernador de Nueva Jersey, el republicano Chris Christie el 3 de septiembre, y dos días después lo hizo la exsecretaria de Estado estadounidense y demócrata, Hillary Clinton
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