Silencio administrativo

La pobreza en el laberinto burocrático

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By: Sara Mesa

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La bestial y desgarradora historia de una mujer sin techo. Un texto lúcido, contundente y revelador que incita a la reflexión y a la lucha por los derechos humanos más básicos.

Esta es una historia real. La de una mujer sin hogar, discapacitada y enferma que trata de solicitar la renta mínima a la que tiene derecho según los optimistas mensajes de la administración y los medios. Pero el laberinto burocrático que debe recorrer para ello, los escollos y trabas con que tropieza y la crueldad de un sistema que exige más a quien menos tiene desembocan en la desesperación. Mientras tanto, los ciudadanos se quedan con la impresión contraria: hay montones de prestaciones y ayudas para los más pobres. "Privilegiados." "Caraduras." "Vagos." Los prejuicios se acumulan. Este es uno de los comienzos de la aporofobia: el odio al pobre.

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