Martí describes it for us: "But when the Argentine delegate Sáenz Peña pronounced, as if a challenge, the last phrase of his speech on the zollverein, a phrase which is both banner and barrier: 'Let America be for all humanity', all the delegates stood up, grateful, understood what was not being said, and rushed to shake his hand".
Martí explains it to us: "However, when the Argentine delegate Sáenz Peña uttered, as if a provocation, the final phrase of his speech on the zollverein, a phrase that serves both as a symbol and an obstacle: 'Let America be for all humanity', all the delegates rose to their feet, grateful, grasped what was not being explicitly stated, and hastened to shake his hand".