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Subject World10: Taking on waste in Brazil | Matt Warner featured in Devex's Global Views | Don't miss the deadline for Templeton Freedom Award!
Date February 11, 2020 1:14 PM
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Top 10 Stories Featuring Atlas Network’s Investments in Freedom
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1. ([link removed]) Atlas Network takes on LibertyCon! ([link removed])
Atlas Network’s Brad Lips, Matt Warner, Dr. Tom Palmer, and Magatte Wade will be headliners at LibertyCon 2020, Students For Liberty’s annual conference that attracts students and young liberty activists from all over the world. As this year’s presenting sponsor, Atlas Network’s efforts to strengthen the worldwide freedom movement will be an important part of this exciting three-day gathering. Find out how you can join us ([link removed]) April 3-5 in Washington, DC for great discussions about freedom with young people from all over the world!
2. How CEDICE Futuro is curating the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Venezuela ([link removed])
Deep inside the world’s least economically free country, important discussions of the future of liberty are bringing hundreds of students and leaders together to ponder how technology and innovation can rebuild Venezuela. In 2019, CEDICE Futuro hosted workshops to educate students, entrepreneurs, and policy makers about the Fourth Industrial Revolution ([link removed]) in Venezuela, a new paradigm that characterizes how technological advancements will fundamentally alter human interactions.
3. State capability and liberty must advance together to end poverty | Matt Warner in Devex's Global Views ([link removed])
Balancing the role of the state with the needs of local interests is key to transformative change, says Atlas Network's President Matt Warner in a new column for Devex’s Global Views. ([link removed]) Warner points out that change comes when free people are able to make choices that work best for local needs, using their knowledge to reshape and strengthen opportunities for economic freedom.
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4. A More or Less Perfect Union premieres on PBS ([link removed])
A More or Less Perfect Union ([link removed]) , a new PBS documentary series produced by Free to Choose Network and hosted by DC Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg, celebrates the U.S. Constitution through dramatic reenactments, interviews, and personal reflections. Find out how you can watch the full series here. ([link removed])
5. Deadline to apply for 2020 Templeton Freedom Award approaching ([link removed])
If you’re changing the world, Atlas Network wants to celebrate with you! We’re currently accepting applications through February 15 for the prestigious Templeton Freedom Award, sponsored by Templeton Religion Trust. Applying for the award also qualifies your organization for consideration in our 2020 Regional Liberty Awards, which are given in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, MENA, and North America. Apply today! ([link removed])
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6. Dumping the waste in Brazil’s sewage system ([link removed])
When Livres asked young and low-income Brazilians what worries them, the answer was Brazil’s decaying public sewage system. Livres made access to a functional sewage system a policy priority, advocating for private investment while working closely with the Speaker of the House of Representatives for real change. As a result of their work ([link removed]) , a new legal framework that will improve the problem is already underway in the Congresso Nacional.
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7. Entrepreneurs riding easier in Nepal ([link removed])
Business creation is now quicker and easier in Nepal, thanks to a regulatory change that reduces the paperwork required for incorporation. Samriddhi Foundation led the fight for this change ([link removed]) and is now encouraging the adoption of another amendment that will legitimize mobile businesses. Atlas Network’s Poverty & Freedom project has told the stories of some of these entrepreneurs, including a rideshare business ([link removed]) in Kathmandu and a farmer with a mobile mill ([link removed]) .

8. CAAS empowers entrepreneurs in Serbia with new documentary ([link removed])
Pravo na rad (Right to Work), a new documentary ([link removed]) featuring the hoops that three Serbian entrepreneurs must jump through in order to comply with overregulation, is the latest effort by the Center for Anti-Authoritarian Studies (CAAS) to demonstrate how entrepreneurs fight obstacles to opportunity. CAAS’ companion photography exhibit, which debuted at a local gallery, showcases the daily struggles that entrepreneurs face just to make ends meet.
9. "Erdogan’s Success May Prove to Be His Undoing" | Medeni Sungur in WSJ ([link removed])
“In a twist of historical irony, Mr. Erdogan has achieved what Turkey’s previous leaders failed to do—mobilize mass support for the Turkish Republic’s founding principles of secularism and clean, modern government,” writes Medeni Sungur, executive director of Daktilo1984, in a recent commentary ([link removed]) for The Wall Street Journal.
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10. Center for Latin America celebrates a year on the front lines of progress ([link removed])
“Now is the time to advocate for liberty,” writes internationally-renowned economist Dr. Roberto Salinas León, the director of Atlas Network’s Center for Latin America. The Center’s newly released Annual Report 2019, which was presented at the Center’s first annual dinner, showcases highlights from Atlas Network’s 95 partners in the region and shares important context about the future of freedom in Latin America. Last week’s event in Miami featured speeches by exiled Cuban author Carlos Alberto Montaner and former Argentine Minster of Defense Ricardo López Murphy. See the Annual Report here ([link removed]) .

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