Rafael Guerrero, 66, (left) delivers the day’s newspapers to a “voceador,” or newspaper vendor, on Artículo 123, a Mexico City street known for the sale of newspapers and magazines. Carriers like him start their workday between 2:30 and 3 in the morning, and Guerrero says he has delivered papers on this street since he was 12.
Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico
Rafael Guerrero, 66, (left) delivers the day’s newspapers to a “voceador,” or newspaper vendor, on Artículo 123, a Mexico City street known for the sale of newspapers and magazines. Carriers like him start their workday between 2:30 and 3 in the morning, and Guerrero says he has delivered papers on this street since he was 12.
Mayela Sánchez, GPJ Mexico
Rafael Guerrero, 66, (left) delivers the day’s newspapers to a “voceador,” or newspaper vendor, on Artículo 123, a Mexico City street known for the sale of newspapers and magazines. Carriers like him start their workday between 2:30 and 3 in the morning, and Guerrero says he has delivered papers on this street since he was 12.
