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Quiet but determined, Marcela Luevanos had been contemplating having her own storefront for a while.
When conflict or war makes the headlines, it can cause feelings such as fear, sadness, anger and anxiety.
Children always look to their parents for a sense of safety and security – even more so in times of crisis.
As a child, Jorge Gamboa Patrón was fascinated by his mother. He listened to her sing, play the guitar
It was 1993. Cuba, Elizabeth Sanchez birthplace, was in turmoil, desperately seeking a way out
It wasn’t yet dawn, but five-year-old Fidencio listened to the voice of Mariana, his mother. “Come on, son, get up! Let’s go to the ‘run-run’,” she used to say
“To see those teenagers, girls, wearing the label ‘Chingonas’ fills me with pride”
With Perez distinctive modesty: “Only as good or as efficient as the team and support around us”
A memory of her high school graduation came to mind. While all around her there was joy, laughter…
Her mother was in labor. The city was Guadalajara. One after another, the hospitals refused to admit her.
With his parents far away, Omar Velasco had to solve the most basic problems in his life
“There are many people who want to get closer, learn, live it. We are going to help them
He felt like the world was moving in slow motion. Every frame of what could be defined as reality…
“I told my wife about it. Words alone don’t fill the void; she saw that I started to change. If you want to quit, you need mental strength.”
His voice is confident, friendly. If anyone sees the photos of Juan Escobedo, they might feel intimidated…
“He always used to say that we should help people. If we saw a homeless person, he would give them money.” Ana says.
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