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Lives that never stop

Diário de Coimbra5 September 2026 at 17:00

The article "Lives that never stop" addresses the situation of workers who cannot interrupt their activities. The text cites Daniela Sofia Neto, from the Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission, who highlights the urgency of looking at those who sustain the functioning of society. The commentator emphasizes that there is a deep asymmetry between those who can rest and those forced to continue working. According to Daniela Sofia Neto, one part of the population's right to rest depends on another part's inability to stop, which creates a fundamental inequality.

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