Does the market economy ensure human rights?

  Given that the market economy does not respect borders or cultures but enter without "permission", and also tries to mold the thinking of the people ... be reliable a State in which a free market prevails care and welfare of its citizens?

      

        The order is guaranteed the freedom to some extent ... and what everything else as equality or social and legal justice? Although written the Declaration of Human Rights on paper the reality is far from the social ideology, and, even if states with the best intentions to safeguard individual rights of citizens, it is increasingly difficult to do, almost impossible to fulfill it, why?

     

       The reasons are endless for the many causes that may limit a State, but, inasmuch as the market economy is part of the life of every person and every entity is present there ... limiting the actions of the state and executions constitutional, policy changes by definition, in the way of understanding the offense and a thousand other ways to intervene society.

     

        That is why many ideals have been distorted in the absence of guarantees to preserve human rights, that is, in the eyes of world conflicts (caused by economic factors that push political action), social injustice and a number of factors is needed and that society feels the need to supply is enlivened with euphemisms such as property, individual independence and other guarantees that all they do is divert attention from fundamental rights. So it is impossible for the market economy ensures Human Rights and if it does is because it really is a farce ... mimicry.

        Change the ruling establishment? In everything there is a process ... a process that begins in thought ... a social process ... culture ... at least start thinking about that the better the welfare of all people, the better the real solidarity, progress both individually and in the society ... and think that is possible.