Matiasba
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Open your eyes for crying out loud.
The health, education and prosperity of a nation is not the exclusive right of the poor.
But they are the majority, and besides the other part is the wealthiest part, so they can cover those issues very well, in fact they do, they pay for private school, healthcare, etc, leaving the public health and education to the poor.
The upper classes in this country is the main problem here. They dont invest, they dont ask for good public education & health, which they should since they are the more powerfull people and they do have the elements to fight for. They dont even have a political representation. Their political power was in the hands of the military corporation along the XXth century and now in another corporation, the media.
When they could, they sold out their industries, almost all of them, in the 90s, to american corporations, and put their money in Switzerland or in hedge funds. Never invested a penny for this country to grow, unlike the upper classes of Brazil, Chile, Colombia...
They dont have a project of a country, they d love to live in a central american island, un pais bananero.