Family was a beautiful name, a symbol of unity and mutual support.

Today, intoxicated by screens and desires for superiority, it has weakened.

Mothers are left alone, children drift away, and care is delegated without awareness.

Caregivers sustain lives with invisible hands.

They take on responsibilities that are not theirs, even on their days off.

They say “yes” to everything, but no one hears their weary voices.

There is no supervision, no support, no recognition.

We denounce:

• The lack of listening to those who provide care.
• The absence of institutional and administrative support.
• The invisibility of the real needs of dependent individuals and those who care for them.

We demand:

• That family be restored to its roots, not just empty words.
• That caregivers be recognized, heard, and supported.
• That government agencies supervise and guarantee dignity in caregiving.

Because caring isn’t a silent duty, it’s an act of humanity.

Because family should be about unity, not abandonment.
Because dignity is non-negotiable