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In Argentina, President Milei has transformed the state-run kids’ channel
Pakapaka to feature The Tuttle Twins, a cartoon that teaches children about
capitalism, inflation, limited government, and the “evils of taxes.”

A government using state-run resources to promote freedom from government…
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One of the thinkers The Tuttle Twins spotlights is Frédéric Bastiat, the
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Why? Because The Law argues that the government’s only legitimate purpose is
to protect life, liberty, and private property — not to run television channels.

I was introduced to The Law not long before attending my first seminar hosted
by Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) when I was a young college student
over 20 years ago.

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legal principles of a free society.

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Just like The Law, FEE makes complex economic, political, and philosophical
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FEE also inspires the rising generation outside the classroom.

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FEE is even taking our educational content beyond the United States!

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With gratitude,


Diogo Costa
President
Foundation for Economic Education



FEE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization, so donations made to
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