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Mexico’s intense urbanization spurs social, economic trends – Sacramento Bee

MEXICO CITY -- They never intended to stay, but in the three years since Rogelio and Lourdes Mendoza arrived in the capital looking for work, they've found no reason to return to their farming village 300 miles away. Why ...

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