Human beings need peace to live, to grow in a singular dimension, to achieve development, to make individual and collective dreams come true.
However, on a global level, there are confrontations in different formats, on a different scale, that threaten individual and collective freedom and plunge countries into terror and crisis.
Is it not an attempt against peace, the promotion of the escalation of war in our lands of Latin America promoted by the government of the United States?
Is not the armed conflict between Israel and Palestine over a real estate dispute a symbol of violence, hatred, massacre and brutality, which highlight the lack of peace in the Middle East?
Is it a coincidence that the Russian-Ukrainian war has been unleashed to protect itself from the eastward expansion of the aggressive and imperialist North Atlantic Treaty Organization?
There are hotbeds of tension on the planet, most of them orchestrated, organized and set in motion by US imperialism.
At present there are other forms of warfare, such as personal wars for survival, of which the main culprit is the United States.
The daily confrontation of millions of people is also evident in the struggle against hunger inherited from the usurpation of their jobs, by the neoliberal economic policy, against diseases arising from unhealthiness, against illiteracy that prevents them from developing their intelligence.
Man in the present circumstances must also struggle to cope with drugs, not only consumption, which kills him, but the wars between drug traffickers that cost hundreds of lives, many of them innocent people, even children.
To avoid wars and promote peace is an immediate imperative, because humanity requires a survival in which the absence of conflict prevails.
Living in peace consists of accepting differences and having the ability to listen to, recognize, respect and appreciate others, as well as to live in a peaceful and united manner.
