Colombia, Photo Essays

Cartagena, Beyond The UNESCO Heritage Walls

June 28, 2011 By Trevor Bach

Although plagued by familiar urban ailments like delinquency and high crime rates, residents of the Southeast Zone take pride in a shared sense of egalitarianism. “The people’s attitude is better,” says John Jairo Herreira, a 21-year-old rapper from La María. “Everybody is equal. Here no one is more important than anyone else.”

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