Universal values

FRIENDSHIP: it is the affection or esteem between people that allows them to establish
closer bonds of coexistence.

LOVE: it is a principle of union among the elements that make up the universe;
a manifestation of men towards the good and absolute beauty.

BONDAD: it is a quality of a thing or a person that the will considers

as a desirable end aimed at the good.

TRUST: an attitude of hope towards a person or thing; feeling of

self-security; act of faith.

FRATERNITY: it is the union and good correspondence among men.

HONOR: it is the deep feeling of a man's own moral dignity.

HONESTY: it is the quality that makes us act with righteousness and integrity.
JUSTICE: is giving each person what they deserve, according to their deeds.

FREEDOM: it is acting with free will; it is doing what one desires without harming others.
nobody. Physical freedom is limited and only thought is infinitely free.

PEACE: it is the set of acts of union or concord that make possible the
harmonious coexistence among the members of a society or family.

RESPECT: it is the special consideration towards people by reason of

recognize their particular qualities, merits, situation, or value.

RESPONSIBILITY: it is the duty to assume the consequences of actions that

one acts without anyone forcing.

SOLIDARITY: it is a mutual responsibility undertaken by several people,

what makes us collaborate incidentally in the cause of others.

TOLERANCE: an open attitude towards different positions or opinions.

own.

COURAGE: it is the quality that allows us to face with determination and without hesitation.
all the acts of our life.

TRUTH: it is the conformity or agreement of what is said with what is felt,

one thinks or does.
 National values
Joy: a feeling of gratitude that comes from something pleasant.
Friendship: it is that affection and trust between individuals in a selfless manner.
Kindness: inclination to do good naturally.
Compassion: a feeling of pity or sorrow for someone who is suffering misfortunes.
calamities.
Decency: it is the respect and honesty towards established social conventions.
Devotion: love, fidelity, and inclination towards someone or something in a special way.
This word is also used to refer to religious fervor.
Dignity: a dignified person is one who commands respect and acts with decorum.
Discernment: judgment from which the existing difference is perceived and expressed.
among various things.
Docility: obedience, gentleness, flexibility, sweetness.
Empathy: it is that feeling of being part of the reality that affects a third party. It is
the ability to put oneself in someone else's shoes.
Effort: value, strength, courage, or energy to achieve something spiritually or physically.
Happiness: it is that state of mind of one who can enjoy what they long for.
Fidelity: it is loyalty, truthfulness, and accuracy.
Frankness: sincerity.
Generosity: willingness to help others and to give one's own things without expecting anything in return.
I expect something in return.
Gratitude: it is that feeling of recognition and appreciation for some benefit.
the favor received.
Honesty: it involves respect for behaviors that are considered morally appropriate.
and socially.
Independence: it is autonomy, freedom, the possibility of not depending on others.
Integrity: it means uprightness, wholeness, and fullness.
Justice: it is the virtue of giving each one what belongs to them or what is due.
deserves it.
Loyalty: respect for the laws related to honor and fidelity.
Mercy: a tendency to empathize with the mistakes or sufferings endured by
third parties.
Optimism: inclination to see and analyze things taking into account the most
favorable.
Patience: the ability to wait calmly or to tolerate offenses with resignation.
labors or misfortunes.
Perseverance: the ability to maintain firmness and constancy in the moment of carrying out
something is done.
Prudence: the ability to act with reflection and caution in order to avoid harm.
future.
Respect: tendency to obey authorities and to value others.
Responsibility: the ability to be cautious when making a decision or
to express something. It also refers to the fulfillment of obligations.
Wisdom: it is the ability to act with care and caution.
Sacrifice: it is the renunciation made in favor of something or someone.
Simplicity: lack of complications or difficulties.
Sensitivity: the ability to feel and understand certain things and to experience feelings.
Service: to serve a person, state, or institution based on a task.
Sincerity: truth at the moment of doing or expressing something in particular.
Solidarity: it is the ability to adhere to the causes of others.
Tolerance: it is respect for practices or opinions different from one's own.
Will: it is the ability to be able to do or not do something in particular.

Civic values

Freedom: Do not get confused. Freedom is not doing whatever we want.

any moment, it is something much bigger and deeper. It is about the
the ability that human beings have to choose their own path. That is, the
the ability to NOT do something that we could do and we feel like, because
WE KNOW that it is incorrect and we believe that it does NOT fall within the values that
we want to continue.

In a society, we are free when we can decide without threats and we can
opt to have certain ideas and express them freely, always and
when they are ideas that respect others and democratic values.
We also have the freedom to choose political representatives. In a
democratic and free society we can also assert our right to
live where we want within everyone's possibilities, choose the clothes
what we want to wear or the local stores and brands we want to consume.

Exercising freedom in a responsible manner is necessary for society

functions in a satisfactory manner and is a test of maturity both at the level
individual as a level of democratic and free society.

An interesting topic for debate could be whether it is a demonstration of freedom.

Does it renounce certain expressions of it or is it self-repression? For example, in
a complicated political moment or if the country is experiencing a critical situation, should it be

support the government even if one does not agree with its actions to
Should we strive for stability? Or should we be consistent with freedom of expression?
even if it can lead to serious political problems?
Humility: Humility is a value that gives a person the ability
to accept oneself as one is, without belittling oneself for one's flaws but without

to boast about their successes. A humble person will accept others in this way.
the same way. Humility allows us to improve as individuals and as a society,
learn from mistakes and value the advice that others offer us by accepting
those we consider correct.

Humility also allows us to do things simply because it is.

correct and benefits the common good and not out of simple personal interest.

A good topic for debate would be to define the differences between humility and lack of.
self-esteem, or is it better to feign a false humility that one does not feel and that implies
lack of sincerity, or proclaiming the pride one feels for an achievement even if it may
to be offensive to other people?

Justice: Being fair to others does not mean being judges. We must not
to judge all the acts of others but to treat them all equally
and equitable. As a society, there must be equal justice for all, which
guarantee our security, the fulfillment of our rights, and the resolution
of conflicts in an effective way.

Justice provides us with the ability to differentiate what is our own from what belongs to others, it is

to say, to respect private property and also the rights of others

people in our environment.

Respect: Respect as a value teaches us to understand that we can be

equal in our value as people, but different in terms of ideas or
beliefs. Defending our thoughts does not have to imply disregarding the
on the contrary. One of the human feelings on which respect is based is
in empathy. This is the ability to put oneself in another person's shoes and be
capable of understanding their reactions and thoughts even when they do not
let's share.
There is also respect for rules and laws. When we don't like a law.
we can fight to change it within the existing democratic channels
for that. However, some people believe that respect for the rules only
it must occur when they are fair. If a law is radically contrary to the
basic rights of people then we should resort to the
civil disobedience as a weapon to change things. What do you think about this?
Do you believe that for peace to exist it is essential to comply with the law even though it

Can it be very unfair and fight to change it through other ways? Do you think that if not
If civil disobedience did not exist, social progress would not have occurred, or not to the same extent.

soon, like for example the equality of races in the USA?

Equality: Social equality implies that all citizens must have

the same rights, without imposing on each other or having discrimination based on
reason of sex, race, ethnicity or any other ideological factor. There should be no existence of the

superiority of some people over others based on no assumption and the

the state must ensure that all citizens have the same
opportunities and equal consideration before the administrations.

Equality does not imply uniformity, and this is well expressed in a slogan of a
campaign against discrimination that took place a few years ago in Spain and that
It was titled 'We are different, we are the same.'

Solidarity: We could define solidarity as the support for those

weaker individuals or social sectors to help them obtain what
necessary. The taxes we pay to the state are partly to pay
social services and solidarity aid for the most vulnerable.

But in our day to day we can exercise this value by helping people with
our environment not only in the material aspect, but also in the emotional part
of convivencia.

Solidarity gives us a sense of unity as a people and mutual aid that

makes us feel safer.
The capacity for dialogue: It is a very important value as it brings together many of
the other exposed values. Respect for different ideas, humility in the
defense of one's own and the well-exercised freedom when debating opinions.

The rules of behavior: If you share a bedroom with a sibling

will know all the frictions that arise due to coexistence and surely there will be
had to establish explicit and implicit rules in order to improve the relationship.
Do not use the other person's part of the closet, do not leave shoes in the way.
so that the other doesn't trip or invade all the space with our things. In
the same happens in society. Some of these norms are collected in the
laws and regulations, but others are based on common sense and we respect them logically
and because we know that they favor coexistence among people.

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