Children’s views from Tijuana and San Diego differ

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This video dispatch from Mexican newspaper Milenio documents a workshop carried out by the Rennes University in France on the Mexico-U.S. border.

The workshop invited children from Tijuana and San Diego to share their views on the border and the countries that it divides, and the results are pretty interesting.

‘One of the kids was actually surprised to found out that people in Tijuana actually drove cars, and that they have paved roads,’ said Ryan Washburn, an organizer of the workshop.

The video is in a combination of English, Spanish and French.

-- Deborah Bonello in Mexico City