Sustainable economics for one Earth, not five/Economía sustentable para una sola Tierra

On September 19, Mexico suffered a second earthquake in less than a month, with a magnitude of 7.1 with epicenter south of Puebla and Morelos. This same day, 32 years earlier, thousands of Mexicans lost their lives in an earthquake measuring 8.0. In Mexico City, there have been landslides of at least 46 buildings, schools and churches, hundreds of people have been killed and many more missing. The city of Puebla suffered damages in the historic center, and so far there have been reported 4 people killed.

 

The international and Mexican people are in solidarity, we have been able to see the hand of God in all the people who support, who deprive themselves of the little they have to give to the needy, we have seen the hand of God in the thousands of volunteers who help in rescue, moving debris, making chains to unload food, we have seen the hand of God in the people who bring food to the relatives of the injured in the hospitals.

 

But there are areas of the mixteca poblana and morelos of which the media do not speak, communities affected in their totality, which do not have access to living and support. People sleep in the street, have no food, civil protection has not arrived, their roads have been broken. Most are areas of low resources, they have lost what little they had. Jubilee Economics / Jubilee House through its network, is collecting food and donations to bring help to these areas. The day after the earthquake the town of San Mateo Tlaixpan solidarity and food and food were collected, which were taken and delivered directly to the victims. Mexico needs your support, your help is valuable for the recovery process of these zones

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