First, people should open their eyes to see structural sin, which is the very existence of a First and Third World. As l — Mev Puleo, The Struggle Is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation
First, people should open their eyes to see structural sin, which is the very existence of a First and Third World. As l — Mev Puleo, The Struggle Is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation
First, people should open their eyes to see structural sin, which is the very existence of a First and Third World. As l — Mev Puleo, The Struggle Is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation
First, people should open their eyes to see structural sin, which is the very existence of a First and Third World. As l — Mev Puleo, The Struggle Is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation
First, people should open their eyes to see structural sin, which is the very existence of a First and Third World. As l — Mev Puleo, The Struggle Is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation
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First, people should open their eyes to see structural sin, which is the very existence of a First and Third World. As long as there's a First World, there won't be peace because there won't be justice or sharing. (Pedro Casaldaliga, p. 243)

— Mev Puleo, The Struggle Is One: Voices and Visions of Liberation
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