The current reality tells us that we are changing drastically, everything, including us, our patterns of behavior individually and in society, first imposed as rules that for now must be met when being on the street at the time of pandemic, but all that we have taken as a rule momentary ... What will last with us in time?
That's a big question I ask myself, often.

In almost every space nobody shakes hands or gives each other a hug like they used to. Social distance is maintained as a preventative measure but... this is going to stay.

EThis particularity may not be as prominent or have impacted all countries in the world, but particularly in Latin America it has made a big difference. Most of us in this part of the world are very much given to rapprochement, to establishing close links, but that has changed, and I insist, it will most probably remain so.

Which could undoubtedly lead to great social changes that will be seen in the next generations.

The children of parents who, after the pandemic, continue to assume this distancing as part of their daily lives will surely establish these same patterns of behavior in the youngest, even without wanting to. Because let's remember that the first things we learn are by imitation.

And if his parents remain aloof in front of others, this will become the norm, and will no longer be something of the past, imposed under special conditions. I'm not saying it's good or bad, I'm just saying that everything will be different, and in fact it already is.

Thank you very much for reading me.

See you in the next issue.