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New York City Grocers Challenge Mayor's Plan for City-Backed Grocery Stores

Josefina Aguirre, a grocery store owner in Spanish Harlem, is part of a lawsuit against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani regarding his plan to open city-backed grocery stores. The initiative aims to provide lower prices but has raised concerns among local business owners about competition and the potential closure of their stores. Aguirre emphasizes the personal stakes involved, as her family's business has been operating for nearly three decades.

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Josefina Aguirre, a grocery store owner in Spanish Harlem, is part of a lawsuit against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani regarding his plan to open city-backed grocery stores. The initiative aims to provide lower prices but has raised concerns among local business owners about competition and the potential closure of their stores. Aguirre emphasizes the personal stakes involved, as her family's business has been operating for nearly three decades.

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Her immigrant parents built a NYC grocery store from scratch. Now Mamdani's experiment could end it.

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New York City Grocers Challenge Mayor's Plan for City-Backed Grocery Stores