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Tijuana, August 13. Faced with the tragedy caused by the earthquake in Colombia on Monday, August 10, the Colombian community in Tijuana has begun to look for alternatives to support the affected individuals and families. Katherina Gómez, a Colombian entrepreneur in Tijuana, explained that Mexicans have come to ask her about the situation in her country and, above all, to know how they can help.
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Tijuana, August 13. Faced with the tragedy caused by the earthquake in Colombia on Monday, August 10, the Colombian community in Tijuana has begun to look for alternatives to support the affected individuals and families. Katherina Gómez, a Colombian entrepreneur in Tijuana, explained that Mexicans have come to ask her about the situation in her country and, above all, to know how they can help.