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Estela Lopez

Estela Lopez

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Journalist, El Economista (Spain)

Barcelona

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Science, math, health, sports

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Total articles 695

  • I am an immigrant

    By Estela Lopez Verified, Estela López| Our Community Now@ ShareMy father, who was an accountant, was fortunate enough to get employed by the same insurance company he had worked for in Cuba. But he still delivered papers before work, so he could earn enough to support his family. My mother, who had a law degree, ended up working in a factory doing manual labor. During our first winter in New York, we had no money to buy appropriate winter clothing. Catholic Charities supplied us with essentials: sweaters, hats and winter coats.

    By Estela Lopez Verified, Estela López · Our Community Now

    Oct. 01, 2024

  • I am an immigrant

    By Estela Lopez Verified, Estela López| The CT Mirror Verified I am an immigrant, not by choice, but because my parents, seeking freedom, left our country to come to the USA.  Both were professionals, but they had a limited knowledge of English. My father, who was an accountant, was fortunate enough to get employed by the same insurance company he had worked for in Cuba.  But he still delivered papers before work, so he could earn enough to support his family.  My mother, who had a law degree, ended up working in a factory doing manual labor.

    By Estela Lopez Verified, Estela López · The CT Mirror

    Oct. 01, 2024

  • I am an immigrant

    By Estela Lopez Verified, Estela López| Our Community Now@ ShareMy father, who was an accountant, was fortunate enough to get employed by the same insurance company he had worked for in Cuba. But he still delivered papers before work, so he could earn enough to support his family. My mother, who had a law degree, ended up working in a factory doing manual labor. During our first winter in New York, we had no money to buy appropriate winter clothing. Catholic Charities supplied us with essentials: sweaters, hats and winter coats.

    By Estela Lopez Verified, Estela López · Our Community Now

    Oct. 01, 2024

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Company Info

El Economista (Spain)

A Coruna, Galicia, Spain

+34 981 16 70 00