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Loop It has shocked us for many reasons, and we feel affected in a way that other wars did not make us feel. There are protests in the universities, as we saw in the films made during the Vietnam War, and the war has been incorporated into radio and television meetings and coffee conversations.

But we must not forget that every war always affects the most vulnerable people. Whether in Ukraine or Yemen, Gaza or Mali, and regardless of the skin color or religion of those involved.

If the world had known how to respond when these things happened in other places, we might not have heard those war drums so close now. Let's hope it's not too late. Although that is already the case for many girls and boys and for many other people. Unfortunately.

SUSANA GISBERT
Prosecutor and writer (@gisb_sus)