Cáritas denuncia la “pobreza consolidada” que desmiente la economía “como un tiro” del Gobierno

Broadcaster José Luis Pérez opened the debate on 'El Cascabel' with journalists Manuel Marín, Isabel Durán, and Francisco Rosell to analyze the contrast between the government's optimism and its slogan that the economy is "booming," and the harsh social reality reflected in Cáritas' 2025 annual report. The report's conclusions, presented by the organization's president, Manuel Bretón, served as the starting point for the discussion. The Cáritas report speaks of "permanent poverty" due to successive crises. The data is alarming: almost 3 million people in Spain suffer from food insecurity, and of these, 680,000 go several days without eating. Furthermore, housing prices have risen by 4%, further exacerbating the difficulties in accessing housing. The program also included remarks from Manuel Bretón, who is concluding his term as president of Cáritas. Bretón has given a very positive personal assessment, describing these years as "a whirlwind of emotions" and a period of "unimaginable personal growth" thanks to his fight for the most vulnerable. 📺 Aired exclusively on 'El Cascabel', on TRECE. 💬 Do you think the Cáritas report paints a positive picture of the Spanish economy and society? 🗣️ Leave your opinion in the comments, we're reading them! 📢 Share this video if you believe Spaniards deserve to know the truth. @TRECE_es #trecetv #interview #news #spain #government #caritas #poverty #poor #economy #society Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TRECE_es?sub... Watch TRECE live and find all its programs at https://www.trecetv.es Follow us on our social media: Twitter:   / trece_es   Facebook:   / trecetves   Instagram:   / trece_es