WORLD● LOW1d ago · Oct 26, 2026, 7:31 PM
He lived through the Rwandan genocide, became a priest, and today works in poor neighborhoods of La Matanza
Clarín · south america
Anaclet Mbuguje arrived in the country in 2009 and for 8 years has been helping residents of Ciudad Evita. "We work in very precarious neighborhoods where around 60,000 people live in very sad conditions," he says.
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