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		<title>Visiting &#8220;Embajadores de Jesus&#8221; shelter with Centro32FBT</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 Feb 2022 12:00:38 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>It was great to join @centro32fbt in their campaign to support the children and immigrants of the &#8220;Embajadores de Jesus&#8221; shelter in Tijuana by providing with educational and cultural workshops for kids and mental health sessions for adults. As soon as we got there, even though it was a very a hot day, people quickly [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It was great to join @centro32fbt in their campaign to support the children and immigrants of the &#8220;Embajadores de Jesus&#8221; shelter in Tijuana by providing with educational and cultural workshops for kids and mental health sessions for adults.<br />
As soon as we got there, even though it was a very a hot day, people quickly approached to say hello and kids ran to hug the team members they know, making us all feel very welcome.<br />
As the adults had their psychological sessions and the team checked on their needs, children we&#8217;re outside learning and having so much fun while doing it by drawing, coloring, playing with sand, and listening to their teacher.</p>
<p>At the end, it was wonderful to see that despite the difficulties they have had in their lives, these people do not lose their humility and hope by being so kind and grateful that it is inevitable not to smile back at them.</p>
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		<title>Angelica and Victor Hugo&#8217;s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2019 22:49:38 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Angélica Hernández Ortega and Víctor Hugo Martínez Flores have a daughter named Anahi who is 1 year 4 months old. Víctor works in the amaranth fields and Angelica makes “doraditas” and chocolates to sell in order to bring some extra money to her family. This little family has lived in borrowed houses because [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Angélica Hernández Ortega and Víctor Hugo Martínez Flores have a daughter named Anahi who is 1 year 4 months old. Víctor works in the amaranth fields and Angelica makes “doraditas” and chocolates to sell in order to bring some extra money to her family.</p>
<p>This little family has lived in borrowed houses because Victor&#8217;s family did not want to support them in their home. The day of the earthquake they were in the house of Angelica&#8217;s grandmother and the house collapsed. Her grandmother hurt her arm and her grandfather hurt his head. The family returned to the house where they lived and they realized that the house had been completely damaged and only one room was barely standing and the roof was about to fall down.</p>
<p>Civil Protection helped them taking out their few belongings and moved them to Angelica&#8217;s parents’ house. Those days were very difficult, they did not eat a day and a half and Angelica was pregnant; the paramedics checked her constantly because she was feeling sick, for days they did not shower because there was a shortage of water. Finally they got a tent and they moved there. They continue living in it since they do not own a land where they can build a house.</p>
<p>A short time ago they got the sad news that Anahí has ​​a cyst in her chest and needs ultrasounds and medications; however, Angelica and Victor have faith that everything will be fine, they are very excited because they will soon have a home for the first time where little Anahí will grow up and now they’ll be able to concentrate on meeting the medical needs of their daughter.</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Angélica Hernández Ortega y Víctor Hugo Martínez Flores tienen a una hija llamada Anahi de 1 año 4 meses. Víctor se dedica al campo, trabajando en cualquier trabajo en que lo ocupen y Angélica hace doraditas de trigo y chocolate para vender y ayudar con un poco de dinero a la familia.</p>
<p>Esta pequeña familia ha vivido en casas prestadas por qué la familia de Víctor no los quiso apoyar en su casa. El día del sismo se encontraban en casa de la abuelita de Angélica y la casa se derrumbó.  La abuelita se lastimó el brazo y el abuelito resultó herido de la cabeza. La familia regresó a la casa donde vivían y se dieron cuenta  que la casa se había dañado demasiado y solo un cuarto había quedado un poco en pie y el techo estaba a punto de caerse.</p>
<p>Personas de protección Civil los ayudaron a sacar sus pocas pertenencias y las pasaron a la casa de los papás de Angélica. Fueron días muy tristes y difíciles ya que día y medio no comieron y Angélica estaba embarazada; los paramédicos la  revisaban constantemente por qué se sentía mal, por días no se bañaban porque hubo escasez de agua. Así estuvieron viviendo hasta que les apoyaron con una carpa. Continúan viviendo en ella ya que no cuentan con un terreno donde puedan construir una casa.</p>
<p>Hace poco tiempo les dieron la triste noticia  de que Anahí tiene un quiste en el pecho y necesita ultrasonidos y medicamentos; sin embargo, Angélica y Víctor tienen fe en qué todo estará bien, están muy ilusionados por que pronto tendrán por primera vez un hogar donde la pequeña Anahí crezca, lo cual es un enorme apoyo ya que podrán concentrarse atender las necesidades médicas de su hija.</p>
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		<title>Maria Edith and Francisco’s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 03 May 2019 23:30:32 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: María Edith and Francisco have 4 children: Diana of 10 years, Frida of 5 years, Francisco Gael of 3 years and Axel of 2 years. Edith became pregnant when she lived with her parents and a few years she was the single mother of Diana and Frida, the girls&#8217; father went to Mexico [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>María Edith and Francisco have 4 children: Diana of 10 years, Frida of 5 years, Francisco Gael of 3 years and Axel of 2 years.</p>
<p>Edith became pregnant when she lived with her parents and a few years she was the single mother of Diana and Frida, the girls&#8217; father went to Mexico City to work and sent them very little money for the girls. After a couple of years, they lived together at Francisco’s parents’ house until Axel was born; both parents have had to work in the field because one salary is not enough to cover all the expenses of the four children.</p>
<p>The day of the earthquake, Francisco was working and Edith was with her children in the house; the fence on the left side fell and the house began to open from the floor to ceiling. When Francisco arrived, fortunately everyone was fine, but the house was badly damaged.</p>
<p>Edith and Francisco no longer had a place to live in because there were three families living in the same house, as they are a very large family and they could not all live in the same house of their relatives, they decided that the family would be divided into two houses of relatives who took them in. This new scenery made the children very sad and little Gael got deeply depressed. The children want to see their parents together but because they do not have a land where to build a home they are still separated till this day.</p>
<p>They are extremely happy with the news they will get a new home. We feel so blessed to be part of their happiness because they will not only have a house but they will all live under the same roof again. A family will be united again!</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>María Edith y Francisco tienen 4 hijos. Diana de 10 años, Frida de 5 años,  Francisco Gael de 3 años y Axel de 2 años.</p>
<p>Edith se embarazo cuándo ella vivía en casa de sus padres y unos años fue madre soltera de Diana y de Frida, el papá  de las niñas se fue para la Ciudad de México a trabajar  y les enviaba poco de dinero para las niñas, tiempo después se reunieron en la casa de los papás de Francisco Javier  hasta que nació Axel; ambos padres han tenido que trabajar en el campo ya que no les alcanza un solo sueldo para todos los gastos de todos niños.</p>
<p>El día del temblor Francisco se encontraba trabajando y Edith estaba sola con sus hijos en la casa; la barda de la parte izquierda se cayó y la casa se empezó a abrir desde el piso hasta el techo. Cuando llegó Francisco afortunadamente todos estaban bien sin embargo la casa estaba muy dañada.</p>
<p>Edith y Francisco ya no tenían donde vivir porque había tres familias viviendo en la misma casa, entonces al ser una familia numerosa y no podían vivir todos en una misma casa de un familiar, decidieron que la familia se dividiría en dos casas de parientes quienes los recibieron. Esta noticia puso muy tristes a los niños y afectó en al pequeño Gael de depresión. Los niños quieren ver a sus papás juntos pero por no tener terreno donde construir siguen separados hasta la fecha.</p>
<p>Ellos se encuentran extremadamente felices con la noticia de que tendrán un hogar. Nos sentimos bendecidos de ser parte de su felicidad porque no solo tendrán una casita sino volverán a vivir todos bajo un mismo techo. Una familia volverá a estar unida!</p>
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		<title>Fabiola’s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Apr 2019 23:39:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Fabiola Rojas García has two daughters, Melissa Yaneli, 6 years old, and Dulce Maria, 3 years old. Fabiola works in the amaranth fields, during the reconstruction time of Tecuanipa she was selling food to the workers and when her mom bakes bread she is in charge of selling it. She is a single [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Fabiola Rojas García has two daughters, Melissa Yaneli, 6 years old, and Dulce Maria, 3 years old. Fabiola works in the amaranth fields, during the reconstruction time of Tecuanipa she was selling food to the workers and when her mom bakes bread she is in charge of selling it. She is a single mom, due to domestic violence she decided to separate from the father of her children and return to her parents’ house.</p>
<p>The day of the earthquake, Fabiola was in her room which is located in the same yard as the room of her grandmother, her daughters were with her grandmother, a part of the wall fell down and the girls were trapped, the door of the room broke and that’s how they were able to rescue them. They suffered minor injuries in their hands and head. Her parents’ house which is also locate in the same yard, got also very damaged by the earthquake and it was going to get demolished because it’s dangerous to live there but they haven’t been able to fix it, that’s were they all live now.</p>
<p>Fabiola, Melissa and Dulce Maria eagerly wished for a house where they could live happy and not be afraid of the house falling down on them. When they got the news that they will have their new home, the girls hugged their mom and said: “Mommy, finally our wish will come true, we will have our little house were we will be safe!”</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Fabiola tiene dos hijas, Melissa Yaneli de 6 años y Dulce María de 3 años. Fabiola se dedica al campo, durante el tiempo de reconstrucción de Tecuanipa vendía comida a los albañiles y cuando su mamá hace pan, ella sale a venderlo. Es madre soltera ya que sufrió de violencia doméstica y al presentar golpes en el cuerpo sus padres la acogieron de nuevo en casa.</p>
<p>El día que ocurrió el sismo, Fabiola se encontraba en su cuartito y sus hijas estaban con la abuelita de Fabiola, una parte de la pared les cayó encima y las niñas quedaron atrapadas, la puerta del cuarto se partió y fue por ahí que pudieron sacar a las niñas y a la abuelita. Sufrieron pequeñas heridas en las manos y en la cabeza. La casa donde vive con sus padres también está muy dañada e iba a ser demolida, no han podido arreglarla y es muy peligroso seguir viviendo allí.</p>
<p>Fabiola, Melissa y Dulce María  deseaban con mucha ilusión  una casa donde puedan vivir felices y ya no tengan miedo de que se les caiga la casa encima. Cuando se les dio la noticia de que se les construirá un nuevo hogar, las niñas abrazaron a su mamá y le dijeron: “Mamá, por fin se nos cumplirá nuestro deseo, vamos a tener nuestra casita donde estaremos a salvo”.</p>
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		<title>Clarita’s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Apr 2019 23:51:41 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Clara Rojas Vázquez is a single mother of 4 children; Ana María of 13, Luisa of 11, Daniel of 5 and the youngest José of only 7 months. Clara separated from her husband a couple of years ago and since then she has not received any support from him. She had to move-in [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Clara Rojas Vázquez is a single mother of 4 children; Ana María of 13, Luisa of 11, Daniel of 5 and the youngest José of only 7 months.</p>
<p>Clara separated from her husband a couple of years ago and since then she has not received any support from him. She had to move-in with her brothers, who a few months ago took away her support leading her to find another place to live. It was then that she was lent a house to live in at the center of Tecuanipa, which fell down during the earthquake. Clara and her children had to build a cardboard house with what she could find to live in the same land that had been lent, but she does not have water, electricity, nor a bathroom.</p>
<p>Every time it rains the water enters and their few belongings get wet as well as themselves; the younger children gets sick constantly from the exposure to the cold and the rain. Since 2 years ago her oldest daughter decided to leave school to help her mother. When Clara has money to invest in products, she buys amaranth cakes and chocolate to sell in Tochimilco or Atlixco and it is Ana María who takes care of her brothers; or her comadres whom she also supports by taking care of their children whenever she can.</p>
<p>Her daughter Luisa recently returned to live with her dad, although she goes to Clara&#8217;s house every day to drop off her little brother Daniel afterschool; she is in 5th grade of primary school and Daniel is in 3rd of kindergarten.</p>
<p>Clara&#8217;s family will be one of the families who will be supported by Los Angeles in Mexico, relocating them on a land and building them their own house, we feel blessed to be able to help this beautiful family. They’re happy that finally they will have a home, with a roof to keep them protected and warm during the low temperatures very common in the area.</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Clara Rojas Vázquez es madre soltera de 4 hijos, Ana María de 13, Luisa de 11, Daniel de 5 y el pequeño José de solo 7 meses.</p>
<p>Clara se separó de su marido hace un par de años y desde entonces no recibe ningún apoyo de él, así que se fue a vivir a casa de sus hermanos, quienes hace unos meses le quitaron el apoyo y tuvo que conseguir otro lugar donde vivir, y fue así como le prestaron una casa en el centro de Tecuanipa, la cual se cayó durante el terremoto. Clara tuvo que levantar una casita de cartón con lo que pudo para poder vivir en ese mismo terreno que le prestan con sus hijos, sin embargo no tiene agua, luz, ni baño.</p>
<p>Cada que llueve entra el agua y se mojan sus pocas pertenencias y ellos mismos, los niños más pequeños se enferman constantemente al estar expuestos al frío y la lluvia, su hija mayor desde hace 2 años decidió dejar la escuela para ayudar a su mamá quien cuando tiene dinero para invertir en productos compra alegrías y chocolate para irlo a vender a Tochimilco o a Atlixco y es Ana María quien se encarga de sus hermanos entonces; o bien alguna de sus comadres a las cuales ella también apoya cuidándole a sus hijos cuando puede.</p>
<p>Su hija Luisa hace poco se regresó a vivir con su papá, aunque pasa por casa de Clara todos los días a dejar a su hermanito Daniel saliendo de la escuela, ella va en 5 de primaria y Daniel en 3ro de kínder.</p>
<p>La familia de Clara será una de las que apoyará Los Ángeles en México reubicándolas en un terreno y construyéndoles su propia casa, nos sentimos bendecidos de poder ayudar a esta hermosa familia. Ellos se encuentran felices de por fin contar con un hogar, con un techo para mantenerse protegidos y calientitos durante las bajas temperaturas tan comunes en la zona.</p>
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		<title>Diego and Lizbeth Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Apr 2019 01:07:07 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Diego works in the field as a laborer, he chops wood, and runs other errands. Liz is a housewife, due to having small children. Diego is 20 years old and Liz is 16 years old, they have two children, Joselyn is one and a half year old and the baby Saúl is 5 [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Diego works in the field as a laborer, he chops wood, and runs other errands. Liz is a housewife, due to having small children. Diego is 20 years old and Liz is 16 years old, they have two children, Joselyn is one and a half year old and the baby Saúl is 5 months old.</p>
<p>During the 2017 earthquake, the young couple was in Atlixco, Diego was working loading goods in a store and Liz was visiting her mother. When they returned to Tecuanipa, they found the adobe little house they borrowed from Diego’s father had completely collapsed. Currently they live in the same land where they put sheets of cardboard to make a house.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, the young people do not have the support of their parents, since Diego&#8217;s father is taking care of daughter who has cancer and also providing her aid. Liz&#8217;s mother is a single mom who doesn’t have a land to give them or how to provide financial help.</p>
<p>Since they are together, they have gone from house to house, asking for a borrowed place to live, then with the earthquake, they were left homeless and improvised with the materials they found but they suffer the inclemency of the weather every day.</p>
<p>They are very happy and grateful with the news that they will be benefited with a house, where they will see their kids grow and have a beautiful home for their family to live in for the first time.</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Diego se dedica al campo, es peón, corta leña y realiza otros mandados. Liz es ama de casa, ya que tiene niños tan pequeños.  Diego tiene 20 años y 16 años, tienen dos hijos, Joselyn de un año y medio y el bebé Saúl de 5 meses.</p>
<p>Durante el sismo del 2017, la joven pareja se encontraba en Atlixco, Diego estaba trabajando cargando mercancía en una tienda y Liz estaba visitando a su mama. Al volver a Tecuanipa encontraron la casita de adobe que les prestaba su papa completamente colapsada. Actualmente viven en el mismo terreno donde pusieron láminas de cartón para su vivienda.</p>
<p>Desafortunadamente, jóvenes no cuentan con el apoyo de sus padres, ya que el padre de Diego está cuidando y provee a una hija que tiene cáncer y la madre de Liz es madre soltera y no tienen un terreno que darles ni como brindarle ayuda económica.</p>
<p>Desde que están juntos, han pasado de casa en casa, pidiendo un cuartito prestado, después con la tragedia del terremoto, se quedaron sin vivienda e improvisaron con los materiales que se encargaron pero sufren las inclemencias del clima todos los días.</p>
<p>Están muy felices y agradecidos con la noticia de que serán beneficiados con una casa, donde verán a sus retoños crecer y tener un hogar por primera vez.</p>
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		<title>Angelica and Humberto&#8217;s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Apr 2019 01:11:56 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Humberto and Angelica, 24 and 22 years old respectively have two girls, Andrea 6 years old and Janneli Guadalupe a year and a half. Angelica sells snacks such as pumpkin seeds, fried foods, different sort of nuts and “alegrías” (amaranth candy typical of the region), she travels by bus to sell her snacks [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Humberto and Angelica, 24 and 22 years old respectively have two girls, Andrea 6 years old and Janneli Guadalupe a year and a half. Angelica sells snacks such as pumpkin seeds, fried foods, different sort of nuts and “alegrías” (amaranth candy typical of the region), she travels by bus to sell her snacks from Friday to Monday. Humberto works as a laborer in the countryside, splitting firewood and doing errands. During the weekend Angelica travels to work and Humberto stays to take care of the girls.</p>
<p>The young parents are together since 2012. They moved from Tecuanipa to Mexico City but when they did not find any opportunities in the capital, they returned at the birth of their first daughter, Andrea. Just a few months after Janneli&#8217;s birth in 2017, the earthquake that would destroy her home occurred.</p>
<p>On the day of the earthquake, the two traveled to Cuautla to work and when they heard about the earthquake, they returned to Tecuanipa and found the adobe house where they were living in completely collapsed. Their daughters were with the grandparents and fortunately they were safe, they say it was a miracle because if they had been in the house it would have been a tragedy. After the earthquake someone let them stay in a house for 8 months but  were later asked to moveout , currently they’re living in a tent in the hill.</p>
<p>One of the many reasons why Humberto and Angelica&#8217;s family are so close to our hearts and for which they were chosen to obtain housing support is because of their little daughter Janneli. At birth, the doctors told them in the first instance that he had Down Syndrome, in addition to having muscular dystrophy, she does not move her hands and has a malformation of the heel. The doctors told him he would need many studies, tests and medications; she had to be treated in Puebla because in Atlixco (the closest city to Tecuanipa) they did not have the devices to treat her, besides she required to see different specialists, such as: neurologist, pediatrician, orthopedist, and specialists in genetics and stomatology. They could only afford the expenses for 3 months. They say they have a hard time getting the money to pay for the bus ticket to Puebla and they would have to decide between taking her to the doctor and eating.</p>
<p>They already felt that with the diagnosis of their little daughter they were going through the worst moments of their lives and with the earthquake they were losing hope. Now with the news that they will be supported with a new house, they say that this will change their lives completely as they have moved from house to house, being evicted, they say that wherever the house is built, they will move in there with pleasure and make it their home. They are very happy and more optimistic looking at a more hopeful future.</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Humberto y Angélica, de 24 y 22 años respectivamente tienen dos niñas, Andrea de 6 años y Janneli Guadalupe de año y medio.  Angélica se dedica a vender semillas de calabaza, frituras, cacahuates y alegrías, viaja en autobús para vender sus botanitas de viernes al lunes. Humberto trabaja de peón en el campo, partiendo leña y haciendo mandados. Durante el fin de semana Angélica viaja para vender   y Humberto se queda a cuidar a las niñas.</p>
<p>Los jóvenes padres estan juntos desde el 2012. Se mudaron de Tecuanipa a la Ciudad de México pero al no encontrar oportunidades en la capital volvieron al nacer su primera hija Andrea. Apenas unos meses después del nacimiento de Janneli en 2017, ocurrió el sismo que destruiría su casa.</p>
<p>El día del sismo, viajaron los dos a Cuautla a trabajar y cuando se enteraron del sismo, se regresaron a Tecuanipa y encontraron la casita de adobe que les prestaban completamente derrumbada. Las niñas estaban con los abuelos y no les pasó nada, comentan que fue un milagro porque si hubieran estado en la casa hubiera sido una tragedia. Después del sismo les prestaron una casa por 8 meses y después los desalojaron, actualmente viven en una carpa que instalaron en el cerro.</p>
<p>Una de las razones por las cuales la familia de Humberto y Angélica están tan cerca de nuestros corazones y por las cuales fueron elegidos para obtener apoyo de vivienda es por su pequeña hija Janneli. Al nacer, los doctores les dijeron en primera instancia que tenía Síndrome de Down, además de tener distrofia muscular, no mueve sus manitas y tiene una malformación del talón. Los médicos le dijeron que necesitaría muchos estudios, análisis y medicamentos; debía ser tratada en Puebla porque en Atlixco (la ciudad más cercana a Tecuanipa) no tenían los aparatos para atenderla además de que requiere ver a diferentes especialistas, tales como: neurólogo, pediatra, ortopedista, y especialistas en genética y estomatología. Solamente pudieron solventar los gastos por 3 meses. Comentan que les cuesta mucho conseguir el dinero para pagar el pasaje a Puebla  y tendrían que decidir entre llevarla al médico o comer.</p>
<p>Ellos ya sentían que con el diagnóstico de su pequeña hija estaban pasando por los peores momentos de su vida y con el terremoto perdían las esperanzas. Ahora con la noticia de que se les va a apoyar con una nueva casa, comentan que les va a cambiar la vida completamente ya que han andado de casa en casa prestada, los corren, dicen que donde sea que le construyan la casa ellos se mudan con todo gusto y la harán su hogar. Se encuentran muy felices y más optimistas mirando el futuro más esperanzador.</p>
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		<title>Lucrecia&#8217;s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 31 Mar 2019 01:16:16 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Lucrecia is 30 years old, she’s an orphan and single mother of 3 children: José Manuel, 11 years old, David Alberto, 7 years old, and Fernando, 5 years old. She does not have a home or a piece of land, the little adobe room where they live is borrowed, this place was also [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Lucrecia is 30 years old, she’s an orphan and single mother of 3 children: José Manuel, 11 years old, David Alberto, 7 years old, and Fernando, 5 years old.</p>
<p>She does not have a home or a piece of land, the little adobe room where they live is borrowed, this place was also affected by the Earthquake, it is very damaged and it is extremely dangerous to live in there but have no other option.</p>
<p>For half a year the landlord began to charge a rent of $ 500.00 MXN and despite paying him, the owner wants to evict them.</p>
<p>Lucrecia and her children received with great pleasure the news that they will finally have a place to call home, to live without fear of a wall collapsing or the fear of being thrown out of their place. The Morales González family is infinitely grateful for having being considered and provided the support they have waited for so long, now they can see the future with more hope and motivation to move forward in life.</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Lucrecia tiene 30 años de edad, es huérfana y  madre soltera de 3 hijos: José Manuel de 11 años, David Alberto de 7 años y Fernando de 5 años.</p>
<p>Ella no cuenta con una vivienda propia ni un terreno, el cuartito de adobe donde habitan era prestado. Dicho cuartito fue también afectado por el sismo, se encuentra muy dañado y es sumamente peligroso que vivan ahí pero no tienen otra opción.</p>
<p>Desde hace medio año le comenzaron a cobrar una renta de $500.00 MXN y a pesar de pagarla los  dueños la quieren desalojar.</p>
<p>Lucrecia y los niños recibieron con enorme gusto la noticia de que por fin tendrán un lugar al cual llamar hogar, sin temor a que los echen o a que un muro se derrumbe. La familia Morales González se encuentra infinitamente agradecida por haber considerado su situación y brindarles el apoyo que tanto esperaban, ahora pueden ver el futuro con más esperanza y motivación para seguir adelante.</p>
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		<title>Timoteo and Ana Flor&#8217;s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Mar 2019 01:18:43 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Timoteo and Ana Flor have three children, Cristian, 7 years old, Ana Itzel, 5 years old, and little Jessica, 3 years old. Timoteo only has a job during the amaranth harvest months, which are November, December and January. Ana Flor is dedicated to taking care of her children and in the afternoon she [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Timoteo and Ana Flor have three children, Cristian, 7 years old, Ana Itzel, 5 years old, and little Jessica, 3 years old. Timoteo only has a job during the amaranth harvest months, which are November, December and January. Ana Flor is dedicated to taking care of her children and in the afternoon she sells, snacks, candies and drinks outside the Afternoon High School to help support her family.</p>
<p>When Ana Flor and Timoteo met, they decided to try their luck in Mexico City; as Timoteo couldn’t get a job, they returned to Tecuanipa, with nowhere to stay and without the possibility of staying with any of Timoteo&#8217;s brothers; they moved to La Colonia (which is a hill in Tecuanipa) where they lent a house and lived there for 3 years until shortly after the earthquake.</p>
<p>During the earthquake, the house was very affected so they were asked to move out in order to fix it. Once again they found themselves without a home to live in, and with scarce resources they don’t have the possibility of acquiring a small piece of land much less to build a house. The parents of Ana Flor, allowed them to put a tent on the roof of their house since the family is very large and the house is small that is the only place they could provide them. They’ve lived there since October 2017, the children play in a small area next to the tent but at great risk, since the house of Ana’s parents was also damaged due to the earthquake, the structure is not stable, the roof moves and when it trembles again it’s very dangerous since it puts both families at risk.</p>
<p>They are extremely excited and grateful that they will have their own house for the first time, where their children will grow up, a home where the kids will no longer be cold sleeping in a tent or live in the constant danger of living on a rooftop.</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Timoteo y Ana Flor tienen tres hijos, Cristian de 7 años, Ana Itzel de 5 años y la pequeña Jessica de 3 años de edad. Timoteo es peón de campo y únicamente tiene trabajo durante los meses de cosecha de amaranto, que son noviembre, diciembre y enero. Ana Flor se dedica a cuidar a sus hijos y por la tarde va a vender chicharrones, golosinas y bebidas afuera del Bachiller Vespertino para ayudar a mantener a su familia.</p>
<p>Cuando Ana Flor y Timoteo se conocieron, decidieron probar suerte en la Ciudad de México; al no conseguir trabajo, regresaron a Tecuanipa, sin tener donde quedarse y sin la posibilidad de poderse quedar con alguno de los hermanos de Timoteo; se fueron a vivir a la Colonia (que es un cerro) donde les prestaron una casa y la habitaron por 3 años hasta poco después del sismo.</p>
<p>Durante el terremoto, la casa fue muy afectada por lo tanto les  pidieron desalojarla para poder arreglarla. De nuevo se encontraban sin casa donde vivir y con escasos recursos no tienen la posibilidad de adquirir un terreno para poder instalarse ni mucho menos para poder construir. Los padres de Ana Flor, les permitieron poner una carpa en la azotea de su casa ya que la familia es muy grande y la casita es pequeña. Allí se instalaron en Octubre de 2017, donde los niños tienen un pequeño espacio donde pueden jugar aunque con mucho riesgo, como la casita donde viven sus padres también tuvo daños debido al sismo, la estructura no está estable, el techo se mueve  y cuando vuelve a temblar es muy peligroso  ya que pone en riesgo a ambas familias.</p>
<p>Están muy emocionados y agradecidos de que van a tener por primera vez una casa propia, donde van a crecer sus hijos, un hogar donde los niños ya no pasarán frío ni vivirán con el constante peligro de habitar  sobre una azotea.</p>
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		<title>Francisco and Imelda&#8217;s Family</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Nov 2018 01:21:24 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>English Version: Don Francisco and Doña Imelda are parents to 3 little children: Diana 5 years old, Francisco 4 years old, and little Itzel 1 year old. Don Francisco is a farmer in a small field of amaranth in the community of Tecuanipa, where 80% of his population grows it. Doña Imelda makes chocolates and [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Don Francisco and Doña Imelda are parents to 3 little children: Diana 5 years old, Francisco 4 years old, and little Itzel 1 year old.</p>
<p>Don Francisco is a farmer in a small field of amaranth in the community of Tecuanipa, where 80% of his population grows it. Doña Imelda makes chocolates and delicious wheat tortillas called &#8220;doraditas&#8221;, she helps her husband in the field when it is harvest season. In the morning, Diana and Francisco attend school.</p>
<p>The family lives in a room with Don Francisco&#8217;s grandmother and sister. After the earthquake Don Francisco and his family lived for months in a tent because their adobe house completely collapsed after the earthquake.</p>
<p>Now the family of Don Francisco is very happy because soon the construction of his new house will begin. Diana and her siblings were very excited about the news</p>
<p>Versión en Español:</p>
<p>Don Francisco y doña Imelda son papás de 3 pequeños hijos: Diana de 5 años, Francisco de 4 años y la pequeña Itzel de 1 año.</p>
<p>Don Francisco es campesino en un pequeño terreno cultivan amaranto en  la comunidad de Tecuanipa, donde el 80% de su población lo cultiva. Doña Imelda hace chocolates y unas tortillas de trigo que llaman doraditas muy ricas,  ella ayuda a su esposo  en el campo de cultivo cuando es temporada de cosecha. Por la mañana, Diana y Francisco asisten a la escuela.</p>
<p>La familia vive en un cuarto con la abuelita y la hermana de don Francisco. Después del sismo don Francisco y su familia vivieron por  meses en una carpa, por qué su casita de adobe se derrumbó  completamente después del sismo.</p>
<p>Ahora  la familia de don Francisco está muy contenta porque pronto se iniciará la construcción de su nueva casa. Diana y sus hermanitos recibieron muy emocionados la noticia.</p>
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