The wireless industry asks the Supreme Court to review a bizarre California speech regulation. Chile’s success story is difficult to deny.

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November 5, 2019

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Chile’s Success Story is Difficult to Deny ([link removed] )

Since its free market reforms began in 1975, Chile has quadrupled its income per capita, making it the most prosperous country in Latin America.

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By Ian Vásquez

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What’s the Frequency, Berkeley? ([link removed] )

The wireless industry asks the Supreme Court to review a bizarre California speech regulation.

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By Ilya Shapiro and Michael Collins

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