The people are eager to break with isolation and with the causes of a tragedy that could have been avoided if not for neoliberal austerity and the dehumanization of the system, which has not really been hurt at all by the agony of the thousands of people who do not have or will not have the resources to access an increasingly privatized health system, not even the few public resources that survive after being trimmed by the fanaticism of those who make everything they touch a business and a feast of corruption. It is known that millions of companies are either bankrupt, or in crisis, or have already closed, leaving millions of workers at risk or already tossed out. It is believed that at least 500 million people will fall into the clutches of poverty, causing greater social calamities than those generated by the capitalist crises of 1929 and 2008; thus proving the need for a new world economic order that brings us social justice and frees us from a new imposition of barbarism and fascism.