Latinos Launch Economic Boycott

Maria Rivera, a hotel maid from Woodbridge, drove her two daughters to Lorton last weekend to buy school supplies. Juan Padilla, who owns a tropical-themed restaurant in Manassas, purchased all his cooking ingredients yesterday in Fairfax County.
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Pamela Constable

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Manassas

Prince William County

Juan Padilla

Maria Rivera

Woodbridge (Virginia)

Potomac Mills

McDonald's Corporation

Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

Corey Stewart

Abel Santiago

Greg Letiecq

El Salvador

Fairfax County

Latin America

Central America

Ibero-America

Virginia

Southern States

Immigration

Hispanic and Latino Issues

Special Interest Groups

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