Octavio Hoyos

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Location: Mexico City

Nationality: Mexican

Biography: Octavio Hoyos. Mexico City, 1974. Study journalism in the Universidad del Distrito Federal in Mexico City. Start in the photo agency Imagenlatina in the 2000. In 2003 join to the national newspaper Milenio as a staff photographer. Has been... read on

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Epicenter

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Date of Work 09/28/17 - 09/28/17

Updated 09/02/19

Location Atlautla, Mexico

Archived as Abandonment, Architecture, Documentary, Editorial, Environment, Essays, Family, Food, Homelessness, Human Rights, Landscape, Latin America, Photography, Photojournalism, Poverty, Still life, Street

The zone of Atlautla in Mexico be one of the most damaged places in consecuence of the earthquake of the September 19th. The village suffer several damages for the closeness of the epicenter of the earthquake in Morelos state and the seismological system in Mexico consider Atlautla a place where the earthquake have more acceleration, being the cause for many victims.

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