La comunidad es la familia. Para nuestros pueblos, la comunidad es la familia grande. No es solo pap\u00e1, mam\u00e1, hermanos. Todos nos conocemos m\u00e1s bastante, nos saludamos, nos ayudamos. Entonces, los valores de la comunidad son los que van a dar la respuesta a la humanidad que m\u00e1s bien tiende a ser individualista, que solo piensa en s\u00ed. En cambio en la comunidad se piensa en todos.<\/p>\n
Familia es cuando existe lazos de compromiso, de ayuda, de crecimiento mutuo. Yo comparto esto, tu compartes esto, y vamos creciendo juntos. La familia digamos es la que te da el soporte como persona para caminar con m\u00e1s fuerza. Con m\u00e1s apoyo, quiz\u00e1s con el mismo camino, la misma ruta. Eso es m\u00e1s o menos la comunidad.<\/p>\n
Community is family. For our towns, community is a big family. It’s not just father, mother, siblings. We all know each other well, we greet each other, we help each other. So, the values \u200b\u200bof the community are the ones that are going to give the answer to humanity, which tends to be individualistic and think only of itself. On the other hand, in the community everyone is thought of.<\/p>\n
Community is when there exist ties of commitment, of help, of mutual growth. I give this, you give that and we grow together. Let’s say the family is the one who gives you the support as a person to walk with more strength. With more support, they’ll find perhaps the same path, the same route. This is, more or less, community.<\/p>\n
\u2014Mari from Puebla, Mexico<\/p>\n
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