Alejandra Galvez lives in a small house in Huehuetoca, a product of her resilience and determination. Initially, she occupied an abandoned structure with no amenities, driven by frustration with her previous landlord. With supportive friends, she has worked to make the house habitable, all while managing on a low disability pension since a motorcycle accident. The government’s housing initiative aims to grant ownership to residents like Alejandra who occupy these properties, addressing Mexico’s housing crisis affecting many such homes across the country.
Alejandra Galvez, a resident from Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, turned an abandoned shell of a house into a home with her determination and community support. Living on a modest disability pension, she recounts her struggles and resourcefulness in her quest for stability.
Alejandra moved into her small house in Huehuetoca after facing difficulties with an intrusive landlord. Despite living in a bare structure initially, she transformed it with help from friends, reflecting resilience in the face of adversity.
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