AS THE PEOPLE OF GABON ARE BEING DISPOSSESSED OF THEIR LAND, LET US LISTEN TO HERNANDO DE SOTO! AU MOMENT OÙ ON VEUT DÉPOSSEDER LES POPULATIONS GABONAISES DE LEUR TERRE, NOUS DEVONS ÉCOUTER HERNANDO DE SOTO !




A village in Bikondom, Gabon.
Un village de Bikondom, Gabon.



English version

Dear readers, as the land is being taken from the Gabonese people and given to Olam, this blog thought that he would be beneficiary to the Gabonese people to listen to Hernando de Soto and his opinions about property rights and their impact on poverty and development. This video is bilingual French and English, but De Soto speaks in English while the questions are in French.



Version française

Chers lecteurs, alors que la terre est ravise au peuple gabonais et donné à Olam, ce blog a pensé qu'il serait bénéfique pour le peuple gabonais d’écouter Hernando de Soto et ses opinions sur le droit de propriété et son impact sur la pauvreté et le développement. Cette vidéo est bilingue français-anglais, mais De Soto parle en anglais alors que les questions sont en français.




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