Last week Mano a Mano volunteer Libby Arnosti visited Sancayani, Bolivia with local Mano Mano staff, where we are currently constructing a major water reservoir project. Libby is a 20-year-old college student from Minnesota who is spending the summer collecting stories of people touched by the work of Mano a Mano. The purpose of her project is to get to know more personally the people we work with, hear their reactions to Mano a Mano projects, listen to their thoughts and ideas about the future, and gauge the need for more community improvements. While in Sancayani, a local community leader mentioned to Libby that a resident was interested in doing an interview with her.
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| Alberto Salazar Below is the transcript of the interview with Alberto from Libby: What is it like to live here? “Life is hard. There are a lot of responsibilities, starting with getting food to survive. In agriculture, even though it’s a hard job |
Interview with Alberto Salazar, Sancayani Resident
