Santa Cruz Vendors Brave Cold for Daily Sustenance

Santa Cruz, Bolivia – As temperatures drop across Santa Cruz, many residents seek the warmth of their homes. However, for a resilient group of street vendors, the biting cold is just another challenge to overcome in their daily pursuit of livelihood. A recent report by Red Uno highlights the unwavering determination of these individuals who rise before dawn to offer food, clothing, and coffee on the city streets.One vendor, bundled in a pink hat and green shawl, shared her story, stating, "I have to work. I have five children, and I work alone to support them." She begins her workday at 6 AM, selling knitted hats and other winter wear. Another vendor, selling pork cracklings (chicharrones), echoed similar sentiments, explaining, "There's no other option. I have three children." She works from 9 AM until her goods are sold, sometimes late into the evening.These stories underscore the profound dedication of Santa Cruz's street vendors, who face harsh weather conditions with courage and resilience. Their daily struggle to provide for their families serves as a powerful testament to the human spirit, making their untold stories worthy of recognition and admiration.

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