What does a Human Rights Economy look like in practice? This is the question we ask to our guests in the second season of Economies that work-for all.
In the first episode, we see how Spain is putting it to the test.
Minister Pablo Bustinduy explains why human rights must shape fiscal policy, labor protections, and redistribution — not sit on the sidelines.
• Welfare cannot be left to markets
• Redistribution is economic strategy
• The 2030 Agenda belongs inside economic governance
A Human Rights Economy means designing systems that prevent poverty — not manage it.
Listen to how Spain is rethinking the modern welfare state.
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