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Taiwan’s Next Democratic Chapter

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By Damon Wilson
| CommonWealth Magazine Verified
This is my fifth visit to Taiwan since becoming President of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). No place outside the United States has occupied more of my time. I return because Taiwan reminds the world that freedom can endure—even under extraordinary pressure. This year offers a fitting moment to reflect on that achievement.
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The Currency of Freedom

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By Damon Wilson
| HotAir Verified
When Nicolás Maduro’s regime froze Venezuela’s banking system in 2020, doctors and nurses kept showing up anyway. They came before dawn, on foot, through neighborhoods where the electricity had stopped and the shelves had been bare for months. Their paychecks had stopped without warning. The bolívar had collapsed so completely that even those who still received a salary watched it evaporate before they could spend it. Hospitals ran out of gloves, syringes, and basic medications.
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The Currency of Freedom

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By Damon Wilson, Juan Zarate
| Yahoo Verified
When Nicolás Maduro's regime froze Venezuela's banking system in 2020, doctors and nurses kept showing up anyway. They came before dawn, on foot, through neighborhoods where the electricity had stopped and the shelves had been bare for months. Their paychecks had stopped without warning. The bolívar had collapsed so completely that even those who still received a salary watched it evaporate before they could spend it. Hospitals ran out of gloves, syringes, and basic medications.
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