My Indignation

I tend to be a very positive person, I prefer to see the glass half full in the face of each situation, but if there is a situation that upsets me, it is that the basic rights of people are transgressed, especially if those people are children or old people.
One of these cases are the low pensions that retired people receive, which shrink even more with the excessive cost of the medicines they need to use daily.
I remember a TV report where you could see the elderly people collecting the fruit and vegetable waste left by fair sellers, that image had a great impact on me, seeing people in their 60s bending over to pick up leaves of lettuce in poor condition  to prepare some kind of food. It was an image that was impregnated in my mind.
I find  it hard to believe that such situations occured in a developing country that boasts of being a member of the OCDE and a leading Latin American country.
If there are people who must eat from the garbage because the money from their retirement does not even let them suppress the most basic need of all, we do not even remotely near  being a developed country neither economically nor socially nor morally.