The Current state of the Central American States

Miscellaneous General
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Hola fellas.

One forum member asked me to keep people posted on Central American affairs, relevant to discussions involving Free Markets, Freedom, Austrian School, States, you, know, the standard Misesian drill. :wink: So here goes.

Just came from a Public Forum (Of the non-internets kinds, hehe) about the the current issues and future plans involving Central American Integration, and to my aching heart’s realization, I shocked to see that the SICA (the block that integrates C.A.) insists that more government intervention is needed to solve their respective economic crisis… and all 7 Central American nations and their governments are convinced that it be so (And the Dominican Republic as well). I fear more than ever for the future of my nation, and my sister compatriots in C.A.

Once I return tomorrow for the second round, I will reveal to you al some of the juicy details of the things to come regarding Interventionism in C.A. Thankfully, there be a few sane minds that insist that the solution lies in the private business, but that’s not saying much, since there is a growing trend calling for a strategic alliance between Private Business and State Governments.

For the Record, if you wish to look it up (For you Spanish speakers)

http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=181582&Itemid=1

I am now most afraid, and convinced more than ever that I must stop this madness.

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Even with internal disintegration and consistent facts derived from real experiance. Most of the Central America will less likely divulge completely into liberty. I still don’t see anything for Central America in long run (you can thank William Walker for solidifying their problem and Che for his pipe dreams) . Yet there is still hope! As long as they try to model Spain they might stumble into De Soto’s work.