This episode of CROSSING SOUTH delves into the world of Tijuana's thriving call center industry, showcasing the stories of individuals deported from the USA who have found new opportunities using their English skills. The program also highlights Tijuana's rich culture and diverse attractions.
Meet Salvador, Agustine, and Jose who have been deported from the USA, but have good jobs using their english skills at a call center in Tijuana .+ Encores Saturday, Jan. 25 at 3:30 p.m. on KPBS TV and Monday, Jan. 27 at 9:30 p.m. on KPBS 2, where thousands of employees answer the phone. But more than a call center, we discover deep human stories.
Season 12 will include trips to Tijuana’s bustling factory industry, over-the-top crepe cakes, a visit to a homeless shelter, a thriving STAR WARS fan club, a gastro-cinema, salsa dancing lessons, Japanese waffles, an arm wrestling club, and a tour of the art headquarters of Mexico.
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