Significados de mire in poverty en inglés

He had moved up the MS-13 ranks, but remains mired in poverty.

Why are so many Blacks still mired in poverty and disproportionately destitute?

Many of the country's citizens remain mired in poverty or threatened by violence.

But that is easier said than done for those mired in poverty without access to clean water.

Snail-paced past progress means India is still mired in poverty that is often worse than sub-Saharan Africa.

Apex Council chairwoman Cecilia Alexander earlier said the government's austerity plans had left workers mired in poverty.

Most Haitians, mired in poverty, have learned to scorn their politicians as posturing puppets bent on self-enrichment.

The separatists accuse the government of stripping the province's natural resources and leaving its people mired in poverty.

Bad loans are a major issue for India's banks, and much of the country remains mired in poverty.

Yemen itself is mired in poverty.

Their descendants still live in the Black Belt, still mired in poverty among the worst in the union.

The region, mired in poverty and plagued by rising insecurity, has fallen far behind other parts of the country economically.

They wait for the tourists to return, to bring some money to a region that is mired in poverty and neglect.

China says it "peacefully liberated" the Himalayan region, which it says was mired in poverty, exploitation and economic stagnation.

Bush said decades of federal policy have not solved the vexing problem of how to help generations of Americans mired in poverty.

Lopez Obrador said his government is working on a document that will explain his administration's strategy for protecting Mexicans, especially those mired in poverty.