A night trip through the squares, sidewalks and markets of the city of Cochabamba reveals the harsh reality that you go through dozens of homeless people who face the low temperatures of winter in search of an improvised shelter. A square bench, a sidewalk space or the desert corridor of a market become the only shelter available to homeless people, who for the day work in casual trades or ask for alms in the streets.
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A night trip through the squares, sidewalks and markets of the city of Cochabamba reveals the harsh reality that you go through dozens of homeless people who face the low temperatures of winter in search of an improvised shelter. A square bench, a sidewalk space or the desert corridor of a market become the only shelter available to homeless people, who for the day work in casual trades or ask for alms in the streets.