In 2014, I went to Indonesia to ask its current president, a soft-spoken technocrat named Joko Widodo, "Why is Indonesia thriving when so many other Muslim states are dying?" "Well, what we realized," he told me, "is that to deal with extremism, we needed to deal with inequality first."
En 2014, fui a Indonesia para preguntarle a su actual presidente, un tecnócrata de voz suave llamado Joko Widodo, "¿Por qué prospera Indonesia mientras otros estados musulmanes mueren?" "Bueno, nos dimos cuenta", me dijo, "de que para abordar el extremismo, hay que resolver primero la desigualdad".