Talk of the Town: Hunger as ‘public perception’?
Comments on “Hunger as ‘public perception’?” (Editorial, 4/22/25) via https://opinion.inquirer.net:
The result of food price cartels, misdirected govt response and lack of security by force and by law. products and foods are smaller now yet still pricier … we need a fair market place and officials of intellect & integrity.
WeAryBat
It is not PERCEPTION But real social problems that affect even the affluent societies. Denying hunger exists is worse than lying it existed.
No Lies
Unfortunately, this data on hunger is a goldmine for politicos. Yes, there’s no right or wrong, he sees food. And rich politicians and dynasties have it.
hugo
Secure, affordable, competitive energy sector