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La Limonada was once a lush and green ravine in the heart of Guatemala City with cows and a fresh stream. Everything changed when sewage from the city was directed into the community – trash, cockroaches, rats, and overcrowding filled every square inch of space.
La Limonada–the slum we filmed in in Guatemala City–is more than 60,000 people crammed into a one-mile long ravine. Steep, wooded ravines are not ideal places to live, that’s why the place was available for squatters back in the day.
Considered a Zona Roja (“Red Zone”), a designation given to Guatemala City’s poorest and most dangerous neighborhoods, the ravine is now home to over 60,000 people and is considered the largest urban slum in Central America.
La Limonada, now a “Red Zone” – a designation given to Guatemala City’s poorest and most dangerous neighborhoods, is now considered the largest urban slum in Central America. Over the years, a sub-culture of extreme poverty has taken root in La Limonada.
30 Σεπ 2015 · La Limonada, en el centro de la capital de Guatemala, es uno de los mayores guetos de América central. Los niños son las principales víctimas de la extrema pobreza y la violencia
Micro-loans to start and grow businesses in La Limonada, fighting poverty in this vulnerable area of Guatemala. La Limonada used to be nothing more than a ravine running through Guatemala City, Guatemala.
La Limonada, que es hoy el hogar de 60,000 guatemaltecos, sufre de altos niveles de pobreza, abuso sexual, abuso de drogas, pandilla y violencia. El agua potable y la electricidad sólo son accesibles para algunos, falta el acceso a educación de calidad y la basura llena las orillas del barranco.
