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La Merced is a popular neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is known as an area where poverty and unemployment rates are high and crime rates are the highest of any part of the city. Most buildings in this area do not have proper plumbing and access to running water. They tend to be run down and dilapidated, with many boarded up windows broken at their base and graffiti everywhere. The homeless population often inhabits this neighborhood as well as people who cannot afford rent anywhere else but still need shelter for themselves or their family members. The city is working to improve the infrastructure of La Merced by building low-income housing there. A new park called “Juan B. Justo” is also being built in an effort to make this neighborhood more livable for its residents while creating more green space for the community. It will include a place where people can gather, read or work out. The city has provided free passes to local museums, theatre shows and any other cultural activities that the neighborhood would like to take part in. They hope that this will bring more art culture into the area and allow more interaction among neighbors of different ethnicities and income levels. The city also built a new bus line that will travel through the neighborhood. They hope this will help people get to work on time, as well as bring more jobs to the area. There are plans to build a local primary school in the area, so parents don’t have to send their children so far away to get an education. The neighborhood was founded by Jesuit missionaries in the 17th century and named after St. Peter of Jesus Maldonado who lived in La Merced Monastery during his life. The name was chosen since it means "Mercy" (like St Peter's surname) and because the Jesuits were known for their care for others (the poor). The neighborhood is just west of the city’s Downtown area and the "Plaza de Mayo" (in Spanish, "May Square"). It commercial center, Calle Belgrano , is one block south of the Plaza de Mayo. Its southern boundary starts in Av. Belgrano , crosses Calle Paraná , goes west to Coronel Díaz , then north to Arturo Illia . Its eastern boundary starts in Avenida Bouchard, crosses Avenida Entre Ríos, then continues east along Avenida Entre Ríos to San Martín. On its northwestern edge it forms a border with Villa Lugano . La Merced is located in the center of Buenos Aires City. La Merced is home to many markets, churches, bars and cultural activities. There are also many parks designed for recreation and recreation of the community. Neighborhoods in Buenos Aires are often named after saints or saints' days, with the most important being San Telmo, Barracas, Flores, Villa Lugano and Palermo. The neighborhood has many educational institutions including: High School - J.J. cfa1e77820