The class struggle in which John Wesley fought by taking his ministry and God into the streets and mines and slums and by proclaiming the world as his parish, is now a global struggle. And this global class war calls for new rules for engagement. It calls for our engagement. As people of faith, in the tradition of John Wesley, we cannot allow trade that ignores morals. I've seen this week that it is our youth and young adults who have been most active in the protests.
Young people care about people and creation.
They were an example to us this week. And the crowd went wild at his words. Then the 34-year old 'heir apparent' of Cuba spoke. He is the trade minister from Cuba. And when he called for that kind of unity and solidarity, including an end to the Cuban blockade, the crowd went wild again.