You have read a few pages before the last article in the section “Other sides of the coin”. Don't say you've jumped, reader, you'll read, right?

It's a brand that dismisses me from myself. The chapter that Lander Arretxea and I have drawn up has been completed with twenty models of socio-economic alternatives. But well, before we get too dramatic, rather than a greeting, we'll call it phase change.

We addressed the issue in 2014, first with the section “The Faces of Precariousness”. Our objective was to make visible the margins that affect the precarious reality from personal and concrete experiences. In 2015, the witness took the section “The Other Side of the Coin”, with which we have published companies, associations and programs that work in a more democratic, just, egalitarian and sustainable way to end traditional economic models.

And we're leaving. After a year we have finished the section “The other sides of the coin”, but it is not the last side of the coin, there is still much to do and publish and the issue comes to stay in ARGIA. With a frequency and a series not so defined, but more deeply, we continue to work on the issues of precariousness, socio-economy and alternatives. In the form of reports or interviews, sometimes with concrete models and others with broader reflections.

Little will change comfort on the couch, but the crisis and destabilization is a movement that has something good. Ours is the time to do it ourselves, from below and from a young age; and ARGIA wants to keep giving voice to these movements. Because we are convinced that the transformation will come from the small steps that each one has taken from it.