Every year, the United States declares National Hispanic Heritage Month to celebrate the culture and contributions of Latinos to the nation. However, a recent survey shows that a large number of Latinos in the country, including millions of essential workers, are living on the brink of bankruptcy. In response, economists and activists are calling on the government and banks to improve access to credit and financial counseling. José López Zamorano brings details from Washington.
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