68% of Latinos in the US believe that working hard is no longer synonymous with a good life
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According to a recent survey, 68 percent of working-age Latinos in the United States believe that hard work is no longer synonymous with achieving a good life or a dignified standard of living. This sentiment is primarily driven by concerns regarding the rising cost of living and low wages in the country.
The findings highlight a growing pessimism among the U.S. Latino workforce regarding upward mobility and the traditional American dream. The data underscores systemic economic pressures currently impacting working-age individuals within this demographic.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on economic factors like rising costs and low wages.
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