it is time to highlight this week s top ten cnn hero. meet a grandma on a mission in the murder capital of the world. juarez was a very nice place. and now nobody can go out. people have to have a secure place where healing goes on. and that s what she s devoted most of the last four decades to. she joins us now from el paso, texas. she founded a hospital in juarez, mexico, that takes everybody, whether or not they can pay, and it does it in the middle of a drug cartel war zone. guadeloupe, i was reading this week, three men were gunned down right outside the hospital there. you re literally putting your life on the line every single day when you go to work. what has kept you doing that?
have to have a secure place where healing goes on. my name is guadalupe, we have been working for 37 years with the community. every day have 1,000 people. some of them can pay, some of them cannot pay. but we don t turn anybody away. i believe that health is the most important of the human drives. life is all about empowering people and it s very important to have an institution giving them hope for the future. envelopes? yes! you could ship to any state.
we ll be calling on you again. fascinating study. back with your panel after this. i used to be a nice place, now nobody can go out. this moment of crisis, people have to have a secure place where healing goes on. my name is guadalupe, we have been working for 37 years with the community. every day have 1,000 people. some of them can pay, some of them cannot pay. but we don t turn anybody away. i believe that health is the
i used to be a nice place, now nobody can go out. this moment of crisis, people have to have a secure place where healing goes on. my name is guadalupe, we have been working for 37 years with the community. every day have 1,000 people. some of them can pay, some of them cannot pay. but we don t turn anybody away. i believe that health is the most important of the human drives. life is all about empowering people and it s very important to have an institution giving them hope for the future.
larry: fascinating study. chairman of the department at the university school of medicine. back with our panel after this. a very nice place. now nobody can go out. this moment of crisis, people have to have a secure place where healing goes on. my name is guadalupe. i started the hospital in downtown juarez. we have been working there for 37 years with the community. every day we had from 800 to 1,000 people. some of them can pay. some of them cannot pay. but we don t turn anybody away.