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bicycles, El Salvador

Letter from Angel Escobar: from Student to Teacher to Business Owner

October 2, 2006 Michael Sabrio

Fall 2006 InGear

We recently received a letter from Angel describing his experience with our El Salvadoran partner CESTA.

2006fallElSalvadorAngelLetter

For more information on CESTA’s bicycle program, click here.

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