In Lisbon, Obama Calls on Leaders to Recognize "Common Humanity"
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Barack Obama went through the Meo Arena in Lisbon to talk about leadership; about the great technological leaders who have a restricted intelligence, because they don't read novels; about the professions that we devalue because they don't give money; about intolerance and the multiple forms of discrimination. In the end, they heard praise - I loved, I loved, it was really inspiring, what a great speech, he is so nice – and sighs – that I would s…
In an intervention in front of more than 10,000 people in the Meo Arena, Obama defended the need for political leaders who recognize a common humanity and understand the values of democracy.
Former US President Barack Obama defended today, in Lisbon, the need for political leaders to recognize a "common humanity", lamenting the "nostalgia" of "real America" observed in the United States.
"What we need now is sufficiently confident leaders to say: ‘I want to live in a world where my daughters have the same opportunities as my children, where my neighbor does not threaten me and I do not feel that I have to be superior'," he said.
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