If this situation is already frail, even more so, knowing that poor countries are poor societies, but fertile land and rich
It is difficult to understand how poverty is a concept that is reproduced from cycle to cycle with the same issues always consistent regardless of the poor country studied. In 2005, The New York Times wrote a report based on a study by leading economists who had studied the phenomenon of poverty in Bangladesh, the report highlighted as key to poverty levels in one of the world’s poorest countries The fact that only 15% of Bangladesh’s population controls 2 / 3 of land and 85% had nothing. Also, new technologies applicable to the production processes were completely banned for that percentage of the population, and only had access to big capital credit and tools needed to exploit the earth through the use of new technologies.
This situation is repeated in all countries, but there’s more. Let’s talk about foreign aid. The aid from abroad are sold by the military government, the middle class and big business. In conclusion, the report set out the high fertility of the lands of Bangladesh and its potential for a society to feed 3 times higher than today.
Image However, despite these statements showed that the restriction that 85% of the population without access to the production, of course, they had no way to consume so the food produced by large capital in the fertile Bangladesh exported to developed countries, thus maintaining a constant spiral of poverty and historic resources badly distributed.
A misallocation of resources that the organs of power. In Bangladesh 80% of the members of Parliament were landowners so that the possibilities of undertaking a shift towards the eradication of poverty are virtually nil.
If we extrapolate the situation in Bangladesh to other poor countries we find the key to why global poverty will never be eradicated, again we are faced with the inherent greed of man …, even against another human being and no intention of falling into demagoguery, no choice but to bring us back to our animal condition, the largest to smallest is eaten as a matter of survival, although in the case of poverty, hunger and children die every second, this is a very vicious animal in which the life cycle is not carried out by survival, but for money.
