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The Freedom Cities Coalition wants to create special development zones within the U.S. These zones would allow wealthy investors to write their own laws and set up their own governance structures.
The new zones could also serve as a testbed for weird new technologies without the need for government oversight.
The Coalition is a project of NeWay Capital , a company that has been involved in the development of Prospera , a private, libertarian enclave in Honduras .
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