Quote by Jose Maria Aznar

Without economic development, any potential for political openness and freedom will be questionable.

Without economic development, any potential for political op

Summary

This quote emphasizes the crucial role of economic development in creating a foundation for political openness and freedom. It suggests that in the absence of robust economic growth and progress, the possibility of achieving true political openness and freedom becomes uncertain and doubtful. It implies that nations must focus on achieving economic advancement and stability to lay the groundwork for democratic and liberal values to flourish. Economic development is viewed as the precursor to political liberties, conveying the idea that one's economic status shapes the potential for broader political rights and opportunities.

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By Jose Maria Aznar

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