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1. What American legalization looks like from the first person (Dimitar Karagegov)

"60 Minutes of Freedom!" is back with a new host - not just anyone, but the chairman of the Bulgarian Libertarian Society and the Expert Club for Economics and Politics himself! From now on, Stoyan Panchev will select and interview the guests in our titular podcast. The technical team behind the podcast has also been changed, so please …

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TEAM in the media about Europe, taxes and the decriminalization of marijuana

In April, our authors once again took over the media space with opinions on current topics: the "Mobility" package, pension and health insurance, taxes, legalization of marijuana and the upcoming elections. The Chairman of the Bulgarian Libertarian Society, Stoyan Panchev, participated in the show "More of the Day" on BNT about Macron's "Mobility" package and ...

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S2E12 - Impressions from LibertyCon Belgrade 2019 with Yanko Boyadzhiev

In this episode, we discuss our impressions of the annual libertarian conference LibertyCon in Belgrade, organized by European Students for Liberty. Links: LibertyCon 2019 - www.facebook.com/events/2019-libe…361606101079163/ Dimitar Karagegov at TEDxVitosha - youtu.be/ZB22iNCw0L8 Freedom for Hemp: The Big Hit - www.facebook.com/events/323529961573628/ For greater convenience, we recommend downloading the podcast audio by clicking the “Download” button in …

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An overdose of incompetence...or the problem that could cost Trump everything

Trump and his administration have been the subject of much coverage in our media, primarily over his economic and foreign policy. This article will examine his administration's actions on an issue that was not expected to become a cornerstone of his term, but is on its way...

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Why decriminalization is sometimes the better form of prevention

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Author: Türker Mollahasan The ratification procedure of the Istanbul Convention has generated numerous publications in the media space, as well as discussions on social networks. A similar reaction was also seen in many media outlets[1] when the Russian Federation adopted amendments to its legislation decriminalizing[2] the so-called “domestic violence”, regulating it as a component of an administrative …

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