Josefina
Josefina, a microentrepreneur, faced severe financial strain due to rising energy costs and increased minimum wage, which forced her to downsize her business and ultimately led her to close it. Transitioning to an informal setup by selling empanadas from her home, she now operates without the burdens of taxation and electricity bills, highlighting the struggles and adaptations of many microbusinesses in the current economic climate.
Born on Jun 23, 1763 (262 years old)
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South Africa:
Josefina is mentioned as Zukiswa Wanner's stepmother who was taken away during the abduction.
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South Africa:
Josefina is the oldest among the group in Cell 4.
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Argentina:
Josefina was the first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte and the mother of Hortensia de Beauharnais.
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Panama:
The supposed woman in the story turned out to be a man known as Josefina.
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Argentina:
Josefina is the aunt of Brenda and Morena, expressing her confusion over the situation.
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Dominican Republic:
Josefina, who manages the public restrooms at the beach, confessed her discouragement due to the low work.
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Mexico:
Josefina, a street vendor, sold collectible cards of 'Santa Kylie' at the concert.
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Spain:
Josefina, an Economics professor, noted that she has never experienced such a bad situation in her 25 years of work.
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Mexico:
Josefina was present at Francisco's last appearance during Easter Sunday.
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Uruguay:
Josefina is a character generated with AI representing a tourist experience in Uruguay.
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