HANDRE: They didn't wait for bureaucrats to hand them deeds. They created ownership through occupation, improvement, and community recognition.

The slums of Lima tell you everything the World Bank won't about property rights. In Pueblo Joven, families who built homes on vacant land in the 1960s now hold titles worth $50,000 each. They didn't wait for bureaucrats to hand them deeds. They created ownership through… pic.twitter.com/p7TtDmQB2K

— Handre (@Handre) June 14, 2026