In Argentina, behind the glimmers of prosperity and progress, lies a stark reality of chronic poverty that persists through generations. Meet Otilia Torrez, a 45-year-old woman who, like her parents, never had the opportunity to attend school. Growing up with her twelve siblings in the Santiago area of Lot 26, […]
Poverty
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“He is a black villager”; “She is a black woman”; “they are black heads”; “They’re shitty niggers.” From time to time, the reactions generated by some news related to the poverty or to the reality of popular neighborhoods and settlements are in charge of reminding us that the racism in […]
Boys and girls whose parents did not finish school, who have to work to help their families, without access to basic services and, in many cases, neither to computers, cell phones or the Internet. A situation that is repeated in many vulnerable neighborhoods in Argentina and with which Professor Alejandro […]