Argentinian Children Eat In A Soup Kitchen Editorial Photo

Argentina, Buenos Aires province, city San Isidro the Wassenaar of the Argentine rich people, but also the site of the second largest slum, Villa La Cava, of Latin America. In this inhumane neighborhood, most people live far below the poverty line under harsh living en housing conditions. Many parents are so poor that they can not provide their children with food every and therefore a social institution ensures that kids, boys and girls get food every afternoon in a commodore, soup kitchen. Here women share bread with jam and tea in a busy, full dining room.