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In this impassioned monologue, the speaker reflects on Mexico’s long‑standing social programs and massive public investment—billions of pesos poured into education, health, and infrastructure—yet points out that 48 % of children in the first years of life still live in poverty. The speaker labels the nation as inequitable and unjust, questioning why, despite the resources and infrastructure, so many remain in deprivation. Rather than assigning blame, the speaker calls for collective responsibility, urging every citizen to recognize their role in driving systemic change and confronting the daily injustice that pervades Mexican society.

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