Non-English Sites

Elcato.org (Spanish)
Elcato.org is the oldest of the Center’s non-English projects. Established in 1998, it has steadily increased its influence throughout Latin America and the Spanish-speaking world. In addition to the website, El Cato produces a blog, LibreMente.org, books, podcasts, public forums, and newspaper and magazine articles in Spanish.

Cato.ru (Russian)
Cato.ru was founded in the fall of 2005 to provide Russian speakers with an alternative to socialism, mercantilism, and chauvinistic nationalism. Cato.ru publishes books, syndicates articles to the Russian media, sponsors essay contests and summer schools, organizes lectures and public forums, provides an online ‘library of freedom,’ produces podcasts, and more. In October 2006 the staff of Cato.ru organized a major policy conference on "Freedom, Commerce, and Peace: A Regional Agenda" in Tbilisi for journalists, government ministers, members of parliament, think tank directors and students from countries of the former Soviet bloc and neighboring states. In 2007 Cato.ru is sponsoring a summer school in Alushta, Crimea.

Misbahalhurriyya.org
Misbahalhurriyya.org (the "Lamp of Liberty" in Arabic) was established in January 2006 by part-time volunteers. By September of that year it had a full-time editor, and it now enjoys close relations with Arabic newspapers and institutions as a source of intelligent journalism, and public policy research. Misbahalhurriyya.org also produces a blog, Mudawwanat al Hurriyya, publishes books, syndicates articles to the print media, and organizes conferences in the middle east.