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as a result of social inequality and poor distribution of the goods existentesu (Foessa, 1996). Hence it is poor who: - can not earn a living and has no remaining to face the situations of daily life and requires help from people or institutions - has not and suffers from these shortcomings. - Eno is able to meet, appropriately, the set of requirements, in terms of goods and services than others, a period considered necessary, and lack the resources to live with dignidadu. Since the European Community (EC) adopted a definition of poverty: Poor believes that individuals, families and groups of persons whose resources (material, cultural and social) are so few that are excluded from the minimum acceptable way of life in Member State in which vivenu, and in terms of measurement, poor epersona is any that does not have half the per capita income of its paisu (EC combat poverty community, Documents, num.4/87, 1987, p.3). From different perspectives of analysis: - Sociological: eCarencia or lack of assets or material ...

materialu (FAIRCHILD); EALG desired or valuable, a comparatively less favorably than otrasu. - Psychological: eConjunto of abandonment, defeat and passivity that prevents social opportunities and create a minimum-security around the individual, as some level of ownership and ahorrou. Reyes Mate, Ela following the quintessential human suffering that causes discrimination, inequality and awareness of injusticiau. - Statistics: the poor are identified based on the idea of emediau which refers to the reasonable needs of the population and from that measured average relative poverty.