We are all vulnerable | Mar Ugarte’s opinion on the consequences of the Dana

The unfortunate consequences of DANA In Valencia and in other autonomous communities they make me Reflect on people’s vulnerability. Work and live for a group that per se It is vulnerable: people with disabilities, older people, dependent people. I am in mind daily vulnerability and I live with it being aware that no one knows what will happen to us tomorrow. But what is being vulnerable?

Being vulnerable implies fragility, a situation of threat or possibility of damage. Therefore, it implies being likely to receive or suffer from something bad or painful. Vulnerability is the quality of being easily injured or attacked. Vulnerability comes from the Latin word that means wound, vulnus. Vulnerability is the state of being exposed to suffering wounds. Vulnerability is the inability of resistance when a threatening phenomenon occurs, or the inability to recover after a disaster has occurred.

All these people were vulnerable but did not know and, now, they are officially vulnerable. We are also vulnerable, for example, before the administration. Inoperative institutions, along with a natural phenomenon difficult to anticipate, It has led to a fateful combination for hundreds of people who have lost their lives and, in addition, countless material damages have occurred that aggravate their family, work and economic well-being.

Let us preserve and build in union, in coexistence with the objective of creating social welfare and, for this, Let’s be demanding and responsible when choosing our political managerssince in their hands we leave our lives, those of our children, our goods and our future.