When Anibal Rocheta and his wife, Maria Teresa Lopes, left Venezuela as political refugees in 2015, they knew they were leaving familiarity behind — moving to a country where they had no support system and barely spoke the language.
They chose Portland to start anew, Rocheta said, mainly because of the mountains.
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Nearly 2 million window air conditioners recalled due to mold concern
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Portland-area Italian restaurant chain closes its last location
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List of closing Rite Aid pharmacies grows to 32 in Oregon, 48 in Washington
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Central Oregon is getting its first Burgerville this month
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