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Battered Immigrants in Arizona Find Few Havens

By Valeria Fernández

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

A shelter in Arizona offers a rare, bilingual, culturally-sensitive haven for battered immigrant Latina women. Now, it's turning away women due to crushing demand.

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