TEAM 33 housing lacking

In this picture it's compared the income of the different countries in the world. Of course the ones that are in red are more likely to be "first world" and in consequence these kind of countries have less opportunities and a worse life conditions. We can see that Mexico is not in the worse situation, there are countries that have position lower that our country but still, our situation is to be worry about.

As we already know, lack of housing is just one of the problems that our country faces. Poverty is a situation that hits the population in different manners like the level of education, level of opportunities, health possibilities. Go and check out this report because you can find a lot more about this topic. CONEVAL. (2012). Report of Poverty in Mexico. The Country, its Federal Entities and its Municipalities. Coneval. Mexico City.

CONEVAL show us this statistics of poverty in the whole country, it gave us a really interesting report where we can check the reasons why some cities face this conditions, go and take a look of it, so you can understand better this situation. CONEVAL. (2012). Report of Poverty in Mexico. The Country, its Federal Entities and its Municipalities. Coneval. Mexico City.

This picture is a great example of how some people live, as you can see these are old people, and those are unacceptableliving conditions for anyone and even more for old people. Unfortunately, this is a reality because people +50 years old are the ones that more often we see in the streets. What can we do for a change?

Revulsion with the government of Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto over pervasive corruption and insecurity has become widespread in Mexico. https://www.businessinsider. com/anger-could-derail- mexicos-economic-recovery- 2015-5

This picture shows, how some people live in Mexico, because they can’t have anything better. 

As we know, how government or real state agents show us the information, is a shocking secret that we won't know, "only one can win" sadly in Mexico is the government... for now. With the Mexican citizens looking for a change, new organizations and new programs are starting to grow, hopefully new movements will come.

We decided to post this comic because even though it's trying to be funny, it's a reality that many of us doesn't realize, the huge impact that has in the society is an equal impact to the development of the country.

"Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico’s current president, voiced strong support for extending the social mission of INFONAVIT C the largest mortgage lender in Mexico C to embrace quality of life metrics. He also indicated a strong interest in expanding housing opportunities to segments of the population who are currently not being served by the housing funds and banks to the extent that the right to a dignified home is enshrined in Mexico’s Constitution." Reference: Medina, A. (2014).  Recommendations to Make the Affordable Housing Sector in Mexico More Efficient in Order to Increase the Welfare and Quality of Life of Mexicans.  Massachusetts Institute of Technology.