Meet Sara. She's from Spain and has been living in India for 8 years. Together with her husband, a former street boy, they founded a cafe in Mumbai run only by former street children. During our chat, Sara shared her initial prejudices about India before arriving there, discussed why Europe lacks a strong sense of family compared to India, and explained how the lives of street children are transformed through their cafe. Enjoy!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:35 Prejudices about India
05:20 Advice for foreigners
07:17 Life-changing cafe
13:29 Inside the cafe
15:26 Best things in India

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