Flor De Ventiila Group

"Flor de Ventilla" Association has been part of the Pro-Mujer (Pro-woman) family for over a year. The association was formed by a group of fifteen responsible working women within the center.

They were mainly engaged in the sale of second-hand American clothing, but due to legal conflicts with the city authorities they had to cease this activity and seek other types of activity. Currently, they are engaged in the buying and selling of consumer electronic equipment (radios, televisions, portable CD players, DVDs, etc.)

To buy these items, they need to travel outside the country, which requires a higher level of funding to purchase the goods and to pay for their traveling expenses. This is an investment, however, that in time will provide more profits and consequently their business will thrive.

Translated from Spanish by MuseAndThinker, Kiva Volunteer

La asociación “flor de ventilla” pertenece a la familia de Pro-Mujer hace mas de un año, grupo formado por 15 personas que trabajan con mucha responsabilidad dentro el centro.
Ellas en gran parte se dedicaban a la venta de ropa americana (usada), pero por conflictos legales con la municipalidad esta actividad quedara vetada por algún tiempo motivo que les llevo a buscar otro tipo de actividad. Ahora intentan dedicarse al comercio de equipos electrónicos ( radios, televisores, discman, dvds y otros, para poder comprar estos artículos necesitan realizar viajes al exterior del país lo que implica solicitar mayores créditos para la compra de estos y pagar sus pasajes de viajes, una inversión que con el tiempo les traerá ganancias y con esto sus negocios prosperaran


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