Meet the call centre workers dealing with your complaints

Most of the world’s call centres are based in India and the Philippines, but major hubs are also on the rise in other regions - especially in Latin America. In countries like Colombia, Brazil and Mexico, thousands of young people work in this industry to earn money while they’re studying. They mainly answer customer services calls coming from the US, trying to solve their problems and dealing with a lot of frustrated customers - all in their second language.

BBC Mundo reporter Santiago Vanegas Maldonado, who’s based in Miami, explains why this industry is growing so much in Latin America - and how it’s affecting the local economy. Plus we hear from people who’ve worked in call centres to find out what it’s like.

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Presenter: Hannah Gelbart

Producers: Santiago Vanegas Maldonado, William Lee Adams and Chelsea Coates

Video producer: Baldeep Chahal

Editor: Verity Wilde