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Excerpts from this story referencing "Farmworker":

"… not asked about pesticides, said her lawyer, Karla Martinez of the Migrant Farmworker Justice Project. Alfau, a legal U.S. resident and Mexican native, said she …"

"… age abuse allegations. The company did not respond to an interview request.Farmworkers who have spent decades in the fields say one constant remains: Workers ha …"

"… carried signs for Cesar Chavez, Gomez is now a community organizer for the Farmworker Association of Florida, in Apopka near Orlando. Farmworkers frequently tre …"

"… ganizer for the Farmworker Association of Florida, in Apopka near Orlando. Farmworkers frequently trek into the office complaining of pesticide-related illnesse …"