The Colombian president, Gustavo Petro, plans to eliminate the social strata that have divided society since the 1990s.
This classification was originally intended to have wealthier areas subsidize the public services of poorer areas, but it has degenerated into a system of prejudice.
The idea of eliminating the social strata is not new, but it has never been implemented until now.
Today, the state and various technicians propose the elimination of the system, as they have more effective mechanisms for understanding families' economic situations.
Eliminating social strata will not end public assistance or discrimination, but it could promote a more equal society.
Conclusion: Petro's proposal to eliminate social strata could contribute to a more equal society and the creation of language that is more respectful of socioeconomic differences.