@misc{10481/90055,
year = {2022},
month = {12},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/90055},
abstract = {Desde 1899, al menos un hispano ha servido en cada Congreso de los Estados Unidos. Cuando el 116° Congreso de los Estados Unidos se reunió el 3 de enero de 2019, contenía el mayor número de hispanos en su historia con un récord de 48 entre ambas cámaras (44 en la Cámara de Representantes y 4 en el Senado). Este artículo se centra en la figura de Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, quien quizás sea la congresista hispana más importante en el Congreso actual, cuya principal prioridad política es un "New Deal Verde", un plan  integral para abordar el cambio climático en los Estados Unidos.},
abstract = {Since 1899, at least one Hispanic has served in every Congress of the United States (U.S.).
When the U.S. 116th Congress convened on January 3, 2019, it comprised the highest number
of Hispanics in its history with a record of 48 between both chambers (44 in the House of
Representatives and 4 in the Senate). This article focuses on the figure of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, perhaps being the most important emerging Hispanic member in the current Congress,
whose top policy priority is a “Green New Deal”, a comprehensive plan to address climate
change in the U.S.},
publisher = {Universidad de Almería},
keywords = {116º Congreso},
keywords = {Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez},
keywords = {Green New Deal},
keywords = {Congresistas hispanos},
keywords = {Representación},
keywords = {116th Congress},
keywords = {Hispanic Congresswomen},
keywords = {Representation},
title = {Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: A Green New Deal outrider},
doi = {10.25115/raudem.v10i1},
author = {Juan Rubio, Antonio Daniel and García Conesa, Isabel María},
}