La tragedia del Jet Set fue un evento que pudo haberse evitado.

In this episode of Jornada Latina, the hosts reflect on the Jet Set tragedy in the Dominican Republic, one year after the incident. They discuss the implications of safety in construction, the lack of justice, and corruption in the healthcare system. They also address collective memory and how society tends to quickly forget tragedies, as well as the social decay affecting the country. This conversation touches on crucial themes regarding Dominican idiosyncrasies, social inequality, corruption, education, and the influence of history on contemporary society. They discuss how a lack of family discipline and a culture of materialism have affected youth, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on the self-victimization of certain groups. Furthermore, they analyze political clientelism and its effect on the population's dependency. This conversation addresses critical issues related to the current conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, including the manipulation of information, military recruitment, and the economic implications of armed conflicts. The recent history of Afghanistan is discussed, and the impact of political decisions on the war is reflected upon. Participants also analyze how wars are viewed as economic opportunities and the uncertain future facing humanity in a context of increasing global tension.