Twenty-five percent of people with the lowest incomes in Spain are women. They have part-time contracts, which means that they have to look for a second job or that they have to try to survive on salaries clearly lower than those of men. Given data like this, can it be said that gender determines the level of wealth? Does being a woman carry a greater risk of living in a precarious situation? In this episode of The Social Observatory Cafe, Toni Rodon interviews Susana Chalop, a user of the Intergramenet Foundation, economist and researcher Lídia Farré, and Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics researcher Diederik Boertien.