National borders are a contentious topic in electoral politics, with arguments over who should be allowed inside or excluded from a given jurisdiction. An even more pressing problem in most of the world, however, is the widespread lack of clearly defined property rights that allow people to live and work securely, argues Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto, president of Atlas Network partner Instituto Libertad y Democracia (ILD), in a recent commentary for Fortune.
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De Soto empieza por plantear que “para mostrar que no tiene un prejuicio anti-americano, el Papa debería asumir la causa de todas las personas que no tienen los documentos necesarios para vivir, trabajar y hacer contratos en un lugar determinado”.
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