OUR PRINCIPLES
The importance of our
Carta Magna
1
Prosperity is the result of the free association of people. The more freedom there is, the greater the prosperity.
2
The State should not dictate to the private sector how or what to produce and market.
The private sector knows better than a bureaucrat what is best for its own business.
3
The best state is the one that devotes itself to its essential and specific functions: guaranteeing the life, liberty, and property of its citizens.
4
Assisted living does not address the structural problem: poverty is combated with free market capitalism, education, and the constant creation of wealth.
5
Fair competition and merit are the engines of human excellence in all aspects of life.