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MEXICO 1964. CENAMI (Centro-Nacional de Ayuda a Los Mexicanos Indígenas - National Centre for Aid to the Mexican Indians)

Mexico, 1964. CENAMI (Centro-Nacional de Ayuda a Los Mexicanos Indigenas - National Centre for Aid to the Mexican Indians) is a private organization,
sponsored by the Mexican Catholic Bishops, but run by lay people of different faiths and working for the social, economic and community development of the Mexican Indians.
Food for work project among the Otomie Indians. A father gives a taste of dried milk to his little son.
CENAMI photo, issued by FAO.

01/01/1964

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