The debate on economic inequality is more fervent than ever, and rightly so. A thorough analysis of our system reveals deep contradictions: although progressive on paper, in practice it favors the accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few. This complex dynamic includes privileged taxation of capital, a distorted perception of philanthropy, and the urgent need to reconsider tools like a wealth tax. Currently, our taxation system appears progressive up to the 95th percentile of income, but t...

The debate on economic inequality is more fervent than ever, and rightly so. A thorough analysis of our system reveals deep contradictions: although progressive on paper, in practice it favors the accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few. This complex dynamic includes privileged taxation of capital, a distorted perception of philanthropy, and the urgent need to reconsider tools like a wealth tax. Currently, our taxation system appears progressive up to the 95th percentile of income, but t...