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Photo by Danielle Villasana davillasana / Children climb a tree at a school in La Rivera Hernández, a neighborhood in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, that’s notorious for being among the most violent in the country. In order to seek safety, Hondurans in this neighborhood and beyond...See more

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