The pope criticizes the "invisible walls" that divide society into "the good and the bad"

During a visit to a juvenile detention center in Panama, the dad Francisco He made a strong criticism "Invisible walls" that divide society into "good and bad" in all countries of the world.

His words resonated even more precisely when thousands of US Central Crimes punished by violence and lack of opportunities defy the will of the US President, Donald Trumpbuild a wall on the Mexican border to put an end to illegal immigration.

Visibly moved, the Holy father I heard the testimony of Luis, who confessed his dream of becoming an international leader once he finished paying his sentence for an unspecified crime. "There are no words to describe the freedom I feel right now," said the boy, detained since 2016.

The Sumo Pontfice, who arrives this Wednesday in Panama for World Youth Dayscriticizes in his speech the "Signs and stigmas" and the "adjective culture" who disqualifies once and for all. "Degrees that, in short, the only thing they realize is to divide: the good ones and the bad oneshe stressed.

"This attitude contaminates everything because raise an invisible wall makes us believe that the marginalization, separation or isolation of all problems are solved as if by magic, "argued Bishop of Rome before the attentive gaze of the detainees.

And he concluded: "And when a society or community allows it and only murmurs and murmurs, it enters a vicious circle of division, reproach and condemnation; enters into a social attitude of marginalization, exclusion and (…) confrontation"