One of his many jobs, Francisco Neto of Marlborough delivered photofinishing to Rite Aid Pharmacy in Somerville last week.
(PAT GREENHOUSE/GLOBE STAFF)
Hardships in Mass. spur Brazilian exodus
One of his many jobs, Francisco Neto of Marlborough delivered photofinishing to Rite Aid Pharmacy in Somerville last week.
(PAT GREENHOUSE/GLOBE STAFF)
FRAMINGHAM - Francisco Neto left Brazil for Marlborough in 1995, lured by his version of the American dream: the possibility of steady pay and an exchange rate that would triple the money he would send back home to struggling relatives. (Full article: 1184 words)
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