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Mexico City's government is offering free classes in the city's poorest neighborhoods through a network of 300 community centers. Activities range from boxing to job training, and many local people consider the centers like a second home. The program gives residents access to skills training and recreation close to where they live.
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The government is working to change lives in Mexico City's poorest neighborhoods by offering free classes. The network of 300 community centers provides a variety of activities, ranging from boxing to job training for residents. Many local people consider these centers like a second home.
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