Asked to look toward the next 5 or 10 years, only 31 percent saw a "big future" in their line of work.

In 1991, only 9 percent of incarcerated women saw their children, she said.

Roughly 80 percent of the children never saw their parents again.

Among working women, only 51 percent saw such a need.

"In this state, probably 40 percent of the people have never seen a ballot paper," he said.

Only 3 percent spoke to or saw their children just a few times a year.

Worse, at least ten percent of the people in his country were seeing this.

But another 49 percent saw their incomes fall, by an average of $384 a month.

Five percent of the time you won't see this thing.

Only 6 percent saw reason for hope that things were getting better.