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That article seems to say that residents of Roatan won't receive the same treatment as the residents with this spectre of potential civil liberties violations.
by bifrost 5y ago
That article seems to say that residents of Roatan won't receive the same treatment as the residents with this spectre of potential civil liberties violations. That wouldn't be good, but what supports that case?
Wouldn't it be likely that the ZEDE would welcome local merchants? I dunno about anyone else but I prefer produce/meat/etc from "nearby" rather than by boat or plane. So we gotta be missing something here.
- stuaxo 5y agoSince most of the laws are dismantled and the institutions that that serve them, who do residents go to if there are issues ?
- bifrost 5y agoThey seek redress with their government, not with the the economic zone. If enough people screw over the local residents they'll have created their own economic blockade which ultimately won't help them.