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Is the class system dead?
The class system isn't dead.
There are very different classes in Spain system, from homeless people to rich people.
in Spain the number of people out of work increased, therefore the number of homeless people has augmented (better: increased) too. The government helps these people with soup kitchens and also with places where they can sleep. However, this help isn't enough, as a result that these people live on the street.
On the other hand are the rich people. They live in a mansion with their servant and maid. Sometimes some have held a fundraiser to help associations. Many of the rich don't know how lower class people have to live in order to make it. (not sure what you want to say here)
Nevertheless you can find a class system between the homeless and rich, the working class. This class characterized by having enough money so they do not have to worry too much. In Spain a big (better: large) part of the population belongs to this class. Unlike that the wealthy , their children go to a state or public school.
I think that with the crisis has augmented the differences between the classes. The richest people are more and more wealthy and the poor are more and more poor.
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