National Paro

The national Paro began a week ago due to the increase in prices of everyday products. I think people have come out to protest because in our country the basic salary is not enough to sustain us. Many people in the country have decided to demonstrate peacefully to try to fix or support our indigenous siblings who want to have a conversation with the President.

I agree to go out and demonstrate because there are also public universities whose budgets are being cut and just as it happened to us at the time, now they need our support. On the other hand, this is a problem that affects us perhaps indirectly to all the people because if prices increase there are many children who use public transportation and with the increase in fuel prices the bus fare will also increase. However, with the daily products lunches will no longer cost the same since this increased twice what they cost.

This strike should continue, but in a cautious way since 2 days ago a news came out that a young man had died, and I think it is ridiculous that an agreement has not yet been reached. Finally, I hope that this will be solved and that the president can make a decision that will benefit all of us who are concerned about this painful issue.