Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/The-Enciso-Family-of-Activists-in-Mexico-27MZIFVV19VG.htmlConceptually similarThe Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKOCompleted★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKHCompleted★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKICompleted★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKJCompleted★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKQCompleted★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKSCompleted★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CL3Completed★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CL5Completed★★★★The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoGP04CKECompleted★★★★View AllGP04CKPThe Enciso Family of Activists in Mexico15 year old Omar Eduardo Suarez Cordoba in his bedroom, in Juanacatlán village. Omar was diagnosed with Lymphoma when he was 12, the first case of cancer in his family. He has been under medical control for 3 years.Locations:Jalisco-Mexico-North AmericaDate:9 Nov, 2012Credit:© Marizilda Cruppe / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3543px X 2362pxKeywords:Boys-Chemical industry-Chemicals-Houses-Illness-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Latin American and Hispanic ethnicities-One person-Pollutants-River pollution-Textile industry-Toxics (campaign title)-Victims-Water pollutionShoot:The Enciso Family of Activists in MexicoThe Enciso family lives by the heavily polluted River Santiago. The family members are activists and have been fighting against the industries in the area that produce toxic waste. Sophie quit her job to dedicate her time to cleaning up the rivers through community work. Together with her mother and father they have formed the collective "Un Salto de Vida" (A leap of life), holding community meetings, petitioning and visiting polluted sites. They have helped to disseminate information and awareness to the community members about the problems caused by the pollution of the river.Related Collections:The Enciso Family of Activists in Mexico (Photos & Videos)
