Dina Sánchez: "Me resigno a pensar que el pueblo argentino se quede de rodillas"

The deputy secretary of UTEP detailed the situation facing community kitchens, warned about the lack of political response, and defended the value of grassroots work. "Today, you have to hustle to make ends meet, sleeping four hours a day. Survival, that's the word," she said. "The most significant consequence being felt in these communities is the rise of drug trafficking," she mentioned, adding, "In these communities, it's the drug dealer who knocks on your kitchen door saying, 'I can give you food.'" "For a kid struggling with addiction, it's cheaper to buy a bag of cocaine than a plate of food," she maintained. "Let's not forget that this government not only attacks wages, but also, as soon as it takes office, decides to cut food funding for soup kitchens and community meal programs," she pointed out. Dialogue with Úrsula Asta and Leonardo Martín | Production: Carolina Ocampo 🔔 Subscribe to our channel to be notified when we upload new videos    / @radiografica893   Radio Gráfica FM 89.3 www.radiografica.org.ar Follow us on social media! 🎧 radiocut.fm/radiostation/grafica/listen/ 💬 Facebook https://bit.ly/42NNWWW 🐦 X https://bit.ly/3OgOU9H 🗒️ Threads https://bit.ly/3QR71V0 📷 Instagram https://bit.ly/2YNtuEb 🎥 YouTube https://bit.ly/3oawRas 🎞️ TikTok https://bit.ly/3PfLZy2 🤝 Join the Radio Gráfica Community: https://bit.ly/44CpnNU