victims can, as we said at the beginning, show in the future how we can resolve the conflicts that arise. Designing state policies is fundamental to prevent conflicts and different forms of violence; violence that manifests itself in discrimination, segregation and racism; violence that manifests itself in different ways; violence that manifests itself because we live with an almost uniform common sense that leads us to think, or rather not to think; not to think how illusory it is in a world like the one we live in, where in one place in the world you sneeze and in another place in the world you get a disease at almost the same time, to think that if we leave a sector or a region in the world short-handed, then that will end up affecting us. We cannot think that without solidarity, without dialogue, without interculturalism we will prevent any conflict. This is absolutely necessary. I was talking about Gramsci. Gramsci said that common sense is a product of history. Our history teaches us that only if we are all together we can transform it, transform it for the better because we have to improve the life of every one of our people, thank you very much. I will end the meeting, thank you very much, thank you all for your kind attendance.