Christine Armario
Deputy Immigration Editor at The Washington Post
Deputy editor on the @WashingtonPost immigration team. Past: @AP @MiamiHerald @Newsday.
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Jul 28, 2024 |
infobae.com | Christine Armario
Vilma Petrash enseñaba política en Venezuela, huyó a Miami después de que los fiscales del estado la acusaran de ser una “rebelde civil” y es una asistente regular en reuniones para apoyar a los líderes de la oposición en su país natal. Pero no emitirá su voto cuando Venezuela abra sus urnas este domingo en unas elecciones ampliamente consideradas como el mayor desafío electoral para Nicolás Maduro, el presidente del país, desde que asumió el poder en 2013.
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Jul 27, 2024 |
washingtonpost.com | Christine Armario
Carol Quintero of Miami wears a Venezuela flag around her body during a rally in Doral, Fla., in 2019. (Brynn Anderson/AP)By Christine ArmarioJuly 27, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. EDTMIAMI — Vilma Petrash taught politics in Venezuela, fled to Miami after state prosecutors accused her of being a “civil rebel,” and is a regular at gatherings to support opposition leaders back home.
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