21 Days in the mine

That's the video:
http://www.mitele.es/programas-tv/21-dias/temporada-2/programa-9/


21-Day series issued a new program: 21 days in the mine.
This chapter shows us the reality that, once more, lies before us.
For this story, Samanta Villar moved to Bolivia, where will spend 21 days as one worker more extracting Tin from an abandoned mine. For the first time the journalist arises give up, due to the inhumane conditions and danger in which men and women work in the mine. In the story we see how is the process of extraction of ore, and as families in the region, focusing on Marlene, the only woman working in the mine. Samanta alongside her and the children, while it looks like the woman survives with a low wage and with the concern to die at any time, at the mine or in the outside, since (as shown in the video) your drunken ex-husband show up more than once at the home of Marlene, telling us she, which tried to burn them alive.

I must say that in my opinion, this documentary does not have no point of comparison with Chinese orphanages. It is true that it is hard, and shows a reality that I never imagined me, but this family and many others, has played live. And I ask myself, they can pay them that misery, risking them every day of their lives?

Of course, am against of that works, although not as serious as the Chinese orphanages, also they face death everyday, and show us everything you have to overcome.