Computer technician Ricardo Fitipaldi looks on as a young
resident surfs the net.
By Robert Quintana
Amidst a wide range of economic, political and social attacks on the poor and the powerless, stands the Villa Nueva Low Cost Housing Complex. The 290 unit complex in San Ysidro is at the center of a waning hope for equality and fairnessin the form of access to computers and the internet.
At least in this community, the hopes for the future success of the children has unquestionably risen. 35 top of the line computers opened up for 1,500 community members at the Villa Nueva Computer Learning and Educational Center. To continue, click on the link.
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