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The PAN in block, with butter

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The ominous disquisitions are already beginning to creep in regarding what the transition from the PAN program, for which Puerto Rico receives $2.5 billion in a block, benefiting more than a million people, to what would be the so-called SNAP, which is the system that prevails in the United States and its territories, thanks to which a substantial increase in aid would be seen, but with one condition: people between 16 and 59 years old, without dependents and able to work, will have to do so, even if it is part-time.

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Mayra Montero
August 15, 2022

Educational freedom as a motor of human potential

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It is fundamental that citizens be educated in the essential concepts and operation of constitutional government and market economies. This way, people could count on basic knowledge about the functioning of politics and the economy, for better economic decision-making and for when exercising their right to vote. Not having knowledge of these issues limits people to judge ideas, policies, proposals, etc. When people are oblivious to economic and political issues, they are not provided with the essential tools to combat and escape ignorance.

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Milton J. Quiles
August 10, 2022

Hayek in The Foundations of Liberty: On Merit, Equality, and Social Justice

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The extension of the principle of equality to the rules of social and moral conduct is the main expression of what we commonly call the democratic spirit, and, probably, this spirit is what makes the inequalities that freedom inevitably provokes more harmless.

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Martin Krause
July 26, 2022
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