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Arizona

Hispanic voters in the Southwest are a coveted prize

By Yvonne Abraham
Globe Staff / February 3, 2004

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TUCSON -- Alberto Ramirez is mighty popular lately. The Democratic candidates for president, with their promises of better health care and education, want him. The Republican president they hope to replace, with his proposal to give temporary work permits to undocumented immigrants, wants him. All of them are trying hard -- sometimes in middling Spanish -- to make inroads with ... (Full Article: 1244 Words)

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