The examination of these problems allows us to arrive, at a slightly higher level, to a very important conclusion:

In our country, the development of processes of reflection, awareness and communication is poor and, therefore, there is much that remains to be done about it.

Now, there is talk of compromise, and it is easy to understand the convenience of it, it is reasonable to expect for it to become a reality.  But what is most important is the permanence of appropriate actions taken to reach a National Project oriented with much emphasis towards the satisfaction of the marginalized population’s basic needs.

In the short term, the institutions created to solve national problems are obligated to increase their efficacy.  Although the indexes corresponding to the different services offered increase year by year, the offset with respect to population growth is also greater every time.  An example that demonstrates this is the CCSS.  The lines that form in their clinics and hospitals to request services are immensely long, as well as the wait time for appointments which is often as much as a year or more.  If this is not inefficiency, what else can it be called?  And to think that only with the execution of a good project to teach people how to eat, their major problems could be solved!