In Brazil, the number of people suffering from starvation has increased
by 73 percent over the past two years, about 33.1 million.
Furthermore, more than 120 million people, nearly half of the population,
are starving or having difficulty purchasing food.
This is considered a historic setback for Brazil, which has been striving to improve poverty,
which means a social policy failure on distribution, with about 10 percent of the population making up the bulk of Brazil's wealth and resources.
The main reasons are deepening social inequality due to worsening economic crisis and COVID-19.
Families with children under the age of 10 have higher hunger rates.

Brazil is a resource-rich country and has a large and fertile land.
However, poverty is deepening as it fails to address political stagnation and economic polarization.

God, have mercy on Brazil suffering from starvation.
Let politicians and social leaders do their best to resolve the polarization and distribute food.