Valores

The Solidarity

Solidarity is born of man and goes essentially to humans. True solidarity, one that is bound to boost the real winds of change that support the development of individuals andnations is based mainly on universal equality that unites all men. This equality is a direct derivation of the real and undeniable human dignity which belongs to the intrinsic reality of the person,regardless of race, age, sex, creed, nationality or party. The solidarity transcends all boundaries: political, religious, territorial, cultural, etc. Settle in for the man, in any human being, and do feelwithin us the consciousness of a "family" to the rest of humanity. Solidarity implies affection loyalty friend mistreated understanding, support the persecuted, the commitment to unpopular causes orlost, all that can not be properly a duty of justice, but it is a duty of solidarity.

The Tolerance

We could define the tolerance and acceptance of diversity of opinion, social, ethnic, culturaland religious. It is the ability to listen and accept others, valuing the different ways of understanding and position in life, if not violate the fundamental rights of the person ... Tolerance ifunderstood as respect and consideration for the difference, such as a willingness to admit to others a way of being and acting other than their own, or as an attitude of acceptance of legitimatepluralism, is clearly a virtue enormous importance. The dream world is tolerance from world, perhaps because it is an achievement that shines both by their presence and by their absence. It has been said thattolerance is easy to applaud, practice hard, and very hard to explain. There is a tolerance of demanding their own rights: Gandhi's opposition to the British government of India is not visceral buttolerant, the result of a necessary caution. In his speeches tirelessly repeated that, "because evil only maintained by violence, it is necessary to refrain from violence." And that, "if we respond...