We are the lucky few

We are used to electricity, water, public services, safeness, studies and freedom. We think that this is the common way of living but most of the people in the world doesn’t know what these thing means. Half of the world inhabitants live with less than two dollars per day.
We assume that the most normal thing is to eat three meals at day but 852 millions of people can’t afford this “luxuries”.

We know violence exist, and we don’t walk lone in the middle of the night. However, in other countries violence chase families inside their houses, their neighborhoods and their jobs.
What can be more common than a phone call? A third part of people in our planet has never made one.

Our daily “common” life it’s a complete luxury in relation with the world’s extreme poverty. We simply can’t imagine ourselves without one or two cell phones, everyone has one! But only the quarter part of Ecuadorian population has one.
We are not normal common people; we are the minority part of population who can afford electricity, water, food, jobs and other not normal things.

Francisco Cornejo