Int'l Day of Social Justice highlights reduced income inequality in LATAM
Democracy Pulse
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20-Feb-2025
DEMOCRACY PULSE: INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE HIGHLIGHTS REDUCED INCOME INEQUALITY IN LATIN AMERICA - Securing equal access to economic opportunity is a critical piece of creating just societies across the world. In recognition of International Day of Social Justice being celebrated on February 20, Nina Dannaoui uses the Freedom and Prosperity Indexes to highlight Latin America's continuous (but unfinished) progress on reducing income inequality.
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