The social exclusion reflected in health care

Abstract

At present, the Republic of El Salvador, according to the Human Development Report 2001, carried out by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), has a Human Development Index of 0.704.
"This would place it in position 100 worldwide, according to the classification of the report on world human development 2000 (p.159), it would indicate that the country remains in the range of" average human development ".
When you read news like the aforementioned, you could believe that the socio-economic and political situation in the country is hopeful, that this country is emerging from the underdeveloped and that poverty and social exclusion are already marginal problems. But when we return to the concrete reality, it is observed that we are still very far from overcoming them.