The article addresses the theme of the intergenerational contract, highlighting the existence of two generations with two distinct perspectives. It is argued that it is essential to promote intergenerational dialogue that focuses on an open and collaborative approach.
This dialogue becomes especially relevant given the challenges facing a society in profound transformation. Today's society faces new problems for which new solutions are needed.
The article emphasizes that this process of bringing generations closer together cannot be imposed by decree. On the contrary, it requires the union of the younger and the older in a joint effort.
