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Miguel Cuartas Ortego

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Miguel Cuartas Ortego is a journalist specialized in corporate communication, digital journalism, and social media. After completing his university studies in Oviedo, he furthered his knowledge at the Oviedo Chamber of Commerce. He currently has over 10 years of experience in digital content creation.

Throughout this time, he has collaborated with prominent media outlets such as EsAsturiasTV, E-Notícies, La Voz de Asturias, and Trendings. At El Cierre Digital, he brings the latest news on the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT), fines, and traffic regulations.

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The latest from the US SSA clarifies everything: Millions of Americans can't believe it

U.S. Social Security reassures millions of beneficiaries: they can perform this activity without losing money
A man in a dark suit and red tie holds several dollar bills in front of a sign that says "Social Security Administration."

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It's official: these U.S. SSA payments are a top-level for many Americans

Millions of Americans are waiting for this Social Security payment they will receive in just a few days
A man holding several hundred-dollar bills in front of a Social Security sign.
A man with a surprised expression looks at a red circle containing hundred-dollar bills, with a background of city skyscrapers.
A young man in a denim jacket covers his face with one hand while holding a phone in front of a Social Security Administration building; to the right, a red circle with a red cross over an image of a person holding money.
A man in a suit holds a wad of bills in his hand.
A blond-haired man in a dark suit points with his finger as a red warning icon appears next to him.
A man with a surprised expression looks at a red circle containing hundred-dollar bills, with a background of city skyscrapers.
A man in a dark suit and red tie holds a calendar in his hands.
A man in a suit holds a wad of bills and a sign that says "Social Security."