Students For Liberty

Throughout history, people have said change was impossible—until it happened. We’ve seen the abolition of slavery, the fall of monarchies, the rise of free speech, and the triumph of liberty over tyranny. LibertyCon International 2025 is where we continue this legacy, gathering liberty lovers from over 60 countries to turn the impossible into the inevitable once again. Join us on February 7-8 in Washington, D.C. to be part of the movement that makes freedom our future. Ready to be inspired? Learn more at libertycon.com!

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Black parents overwhelmingly support school choice—and with good reason. Public schools have failed minority students for decades, while charter schools are delivering real results. This year, LibertyCon International 2025 will feature school choice advocate Corey DeAngelis, dubbed the “school choice evangelist,” to discuss how education freedom is transforming lives. Want to learn more and join liberty-minded people from over 60 countries? Visit libertycon.com to learn more.

Argentina Under Milei Poverty: Down to 46% (from 49.5% last December). Inflation: Monthly rate at 2.7% (was 25.5%). Wages: Growing 4.7% monthly—outpacing inflation. Country Risk: Now ≈770 (was ≈2000). Fiscal Responsibility: 10 consecutive surpluses—unprecedented. Economic Growth: JP Morgan projects 8.5% annualized growth. Magic? No. This is what happens when classical liberal and libertarian principles are put into action.

“Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable.” – George Orwell Orwell warned us that corrupting language corrupts thought itself. Today, political speech is still packed with euphemisms and vague jargon meant to mask the truth. But how do we see through it? Join us at LibertyCon International 2025 to learn how to decode political doublespeak and protect the integrity of our language. Economists Chris Freiman, Jeremy Horpendahl, and Spike Cohen will reveal the tricks politicians use to twist the truth and how you can stay informed. Want the full scoop on LibertyCon? Visit libertycon.com to learn more.

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Entrepreneurs and innovators have always faced a growing mountain of regulations. What should have been a system that fostered progress has become a web of bureaucracy, slowing down creativity and innovation. Building rockets faster than paperwork can move? Nearly impossible. But the fight is not over. Voices like Elon Musk are pushing back against this regulatory stranglehold by creating possibilities we never imagined. His vision proves that innovation thrives where freedom prevails.

Our schools aren’t just broken—they’re designed to fail. Milton Friedman called the U.S. public school system the “most socialist industry in the country,” and decades later, his words ring true. Despite billions in funding, 74% of 8th graders aren’t proficient in math. Why? Because a government monopoly with zero competition serves only itself. That’s why Corey DeAngelis, often called the “school choice evangelist” and “the most effective advocate for education reform since Friedman,” has dedicated his career to pushing for change. A regular on Fox News and featured in The Wall Street Journal, Corey is the executive director of the Educational Freedom Institute, a senior fellow at Reason Foundation, and an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute. His relentless advocacy has helped ignite the school choice movement across the country, putting real options in the hands of parents. Want to hear from Corey himself? Join us at LibertyCon International 2025 on February 7-8 in Washington, D.C., as he shares his insights and the next steps in the fight for true educational freedom. Visit libertycon.com to learn more.

Lavish welfare programs, opposition to free trade, disregard for national debt, and personal feuds shaping economic policies—all cloaked in nationalistic rhetoric. No, this isn’t about the U.S.; it’s Argentina, and the forces Milei overcame in the general election. Peronism entrenched national conservative economic policies across the political spectrum in Argentina, from left to right and center, transforming one of the richest countries in the world into a poor country again.

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