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^The first 6 minutes is a | ^The first 6 minutes is a worthwhile trailer for an upcoming Cheron documentary. The meandering interview beyond that point contributes very little to the subject. | ||
== Podcast == | == Podcast == | ||
* [https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/the-crypto-show-cheran-mexico-decentralized-government-crypto-chris-harrigan-rodrigo-duarte This podcast] provides a few interesting details about Cheron, and Mexico in general. Specifically, Mexican law allows for towns to govern themselves by ancient customs. | * [https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/the-crypto-show-cheran-mexico-decentralized-government-crypto-chris-harrigan-rodrigo-duarte This podcast] provides a few interesting details about Cheron, and Mexico in general. Specifically, Mexican law allows for towns to govern themselves by ancient customs. | ||
Revision as of 12:53, 26 March 2019
Collecting information on the city of Cheron, Mexico that kicked out the cartel, government and police almost a decade ago. They now govern themselves based on "ancient traditions used by ancestors in Spain before they came to Mexico."
Unfortunately, the producers of these videos tend to be antigovernment activists, so their time is spent heavily selling viewers on that idea. Details are sparse on the practical concepts being used by the people of Cheron for self-government.
^The first 6 minutes is a worthwhile trailer for an upcoming Cheron documentary. The meandering interview beyond that point contributes very little to the subject.
Podcast
- This podcast provides a few interesting details about Cheron, and Mexico in general. Specifically, Mexican law allows for towns to govern themselves by ancient customs.