Anais Saini

  When I was little I went to some Catholic schools. At the age of 12 he had a strong attachment to the Catholic religion, he went to Mass on Sundays and prayed before going to sleep. It was my paternal grandparents who instilled this religion in me.I received the first sacraments of baptism and first communion. When I grew up I became disenchanted with the church because of the cases of corruption and abuse. Today I consider myself a more earthly woman who believes that it is man, who forges his destiny on earth. I don't believe in a Catholic god, but I do believe in a kind of energy that goes beyond us. It seems to me that religions are good as long as it does not restrict people's freedom. I do not agree with punishing religions like the Catholic region. People have to be free to think and act. There cannot be a forbidding god. I do not have a formed opinion about other religions, but I would like to learn from Hinduism and other Eastern religions. It is fun to learn th...

Although health in Chile has improved in recent years, there are still many deficiencies within this public health system. People serving in the private sector generally have no problems. They are cared for in clinics or medical centers, where they can access good specialists. On the other hand, the people who are in Fonasa, generally have to be treated in hospitals or CESFAM that most of the time are collapsed. Sick people often have to wait months and even years to be able to have an operation. Also, there is a long waiting time when seeing specialists. We have all seen on TV people hospitalized in the halls of hospitals. Hospital infrastructures are insufficient for the number of people to be cared for. Hygiene conditions are often very bad. The pandemic has demonstrated the precariousness of the public health system. Many people died from lack of beds. Ultimately, there is good health care for people who can afford it. People who do not have the resources must opt ​​for an inadequ...