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"Freedom of association is not a matter of good will or special concession from any government; it is a duty. Freedom of association is a fundamental human right embodied in labor movements, freedom of expression, democracy, and among other international instruments ratified by the States. Countries in Latin America have been limiting this fundamental right. This comparative study review the limits to Freedom of Association in ""Alba"" countries with a comparative view with the rest of the region."

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"Dr. Carlos Ponce is the general coordinator of the Latin American and Caribbean Network for Democracy, a network of over 300 leading civil society organizations across the Americas. An expert on human rights, environmental justice, civil society, and democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean, he is also a university professor and a member of the steering committees of the World Movement for Democracy and the ISC Community of Democracies. He is a lawyer from the AB catholic University, Master of Arts at Tufts University, Master of S. Vermont Law School, Doctor in Law and Policy Northeastern University and Fulbright, Department of State Visitor Program, European Union Visitor Program and Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellowship alumnae. He is the co-editor of the political science magazine ""Nueva Politica"", blogger at http: //twolatinamericas.blogspot.com/ and author of several books and articles"

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