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San Diego / Nogales / Yuma / El Paso (US), 08 Oct. (EFE) .- (Camera: Alex Segura) The residents of the US border with Mexico feel forgotten, helpless and stigmatized by Washington circles. It is common for residents to say that politicians in the capital "have no idea" of what is happening on the border. And that is why detachment from presidential elections is common among the citizens of the region.FOOTAGE OF SAN DIEGO, NOGALES, YUMA AND EL PASO.

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