What's left of home

For many Mexican residents whose homes were destroyed in the September earthquake, the question of when or if the government will help rebuild their homes is up in the air

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A woman stands in the remains of her home in after an earthquake struck in Tepalcingo, Mexico.
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(Image credit: (REUTERS/Edgard Garrido)Mexico City and its surrounding states bore the brunt of the devastation. More than 360 people were killed, including 19 children who were inside a school when it coll)

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Kelly Gonsalves
Kelly Gonsalves

Kelly Gonsalves is a sex and culture writer exploring love, lust, identity, and feminism. Her work has appeared at Bustle, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, and more, and she previously worked as an associate editor for The Week. She's obsessed with badass ladies doing badass things, wellness movements, and very bad rom-coms.