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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 10 and 11.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 12 and 13.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 14 and 15. Recommendations for sending money back home.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 16 and 17. Postal service guide and contract guarantees.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 18-19. Contract guarantees.

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Instruction book or guide for braceros, inside pages 2 and 3. General recommendations for Mexican workers for their stay in the United States.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 20 and 21. Insurance guarantees.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 22 and 23. Insurance guarantees.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 24 and 25. Insurance and health rights.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 28 and 29. Workers rights regarding pay.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 30 and 31. Workers rights - last page.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, page 32 - blank page.

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Instruction book and guide for braceros with suggestion #1. Travel lightly.

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Instruction and travel guide for braceros, pages 6 and 7. How to behave and what to be aware of.

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Instruction book and travel guide for braceros, pages 8 and 9. Recommendations for work relations.

Interview form for Mr. Luis Figueroa Encinas. The questions are in regards to his time as a bracero and how the program affected his life.

In this second page of the interview form, Mr. Luis Figueroa Encinas suggests for another Bracero Program. His opinion is based on the fact that the United States pays more than Mexico does for jobs, and there are too many people dying trying to…

Biographical Synopsis of Interviewee: Irene Solís was born on May 4, 1941, in Carrillo Puerto, Durango, México; by the time she was sixteen, she was already married and pregnant with her first child; in 1957, her husband, Fernando Barrios Domínguez,…

Isaura Covarrubias was the third born of her fourteen siblings; she grew up with ten sisters and two brothers, because two of her siblings, twins, died when they were young; her father worked in agriculture, but it was not enough to support the…

Biographical Synopsis of Interviewee: Isidoro Ramírez was born on April 4, 1935, in Tepatitlán, Jalisco, México; he is one of thirteen siblings; at an early age, he began working in agriculture; in 1956, he joined the bracero program; he worked in…
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