LINKTV Mosaic World News August 23, 2012
narrator: on the outskirts of ciudad juarez, mexico, is a squatters' settlement called anapra. in 1980, this was empty desert. by the 1990s, tens of thousands of residents have staked out small plots and constructed makeshift homes. most tie into the power lines illegally and run lamp wires over the sand to light their homes. 1994-- we visit concha martinez for the first time, living in this tarpaper shack. like thousands of her neighbors, she has no running water or sewers, no title to her land. a single mother, concha built this one-room home for herself and her four children: abel...
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