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Crisis financiera y Económica mundial a la luz la encíclica la caridad en la verdad""

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La crisis económica de la primera década del presente siglo pasará a la historia como una crisis capaz de develar la marcada influencia de los fundamentos éticos que acompanan a la economía, y el imperativo que reviste el avanzar hacia una economía capaz de incorporar la solidaridad y la verdad como referentes clave para el logro de una economía más justa y equitativa. En ello radica el planteamiento realizado por la Iglesia Católica, a través del Papa Benedicto XVI, en Carta Encíclica La Caridad en la Verdad", en la cual hace un muy importante y trascendente llamado a la reflexión sobre la economía, y advierte sobre los contenidos y la dinámica poco afortunada para los pobladores más desprotegidos, a la que estaría llevando el actual arreglo de la economía mundial."

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  • Carlos Alberto Montoya Corrales, 2010. "Crisis financiera y Económica mundial a la luz la encíclica la caridad en la verdad""," Revista Ciencias Estratégicas, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, June.
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