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“I Can't Make Ends Meet”: when Economic Growth Is Not for Everyone

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Lorenza Segovia is 76 years old and earns 850 euros a month between her retirement and widow's pensions. Just the rent for the flat where she lives, in Bellvitge, costs her 700 euros. After paying for water, electricity and other household expenses, what is left? An obstacle course to make ends meet. For almost six years she has been receiving food parcels through the La Vinya Foundation, which allow her to cover part of her basic needs. "If I h…
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Lorenza Segovia is 76 years old and earns 850 euros a month between her retirement and widow's pensions. Just the rent for the flat where she lives, in Bellvitge, costs her 700 euros. After paying for water, electricity and other household expenses, what is left? An obstacle course to make ends meet. For almost six years she has been receiving food parcels through the La Vinya Foundation, which allow her to cover part of her basic needs. "If I h…

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Social.cat broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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