15 países sin documento de identidad obligatorio

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  1. 01

    Canada

    No national ID card, but banking is tightly reported.

    4/5
  2. 02

    New Zealand

    Remote and liberal, but a Five Eyes member.

    4/5
  3. 03

    United Kingdom

    No ID card, but Europe’s densest CCTV and anti-encryption pressure.

    4/5
  4. 04

    Australia

    Assistance and Access Act compels decryption help.

    4/5
  5. 05

    United States

    Strong speech protections, weak data law, worldwide tax reporting.

    4/5
  6. 06

    Ireland

    EU data-protection hub, high housing costs.

    3/5
  7. 07

    Switzerland

    Strong secrecy tradition, cash-friendly, expensive.

    3/5
  8. 08

    Iceland

    Constitutional push for data havens, tiny population.

    3/5
  9. 09

    Namibia

    Empty spaces, free press, thin services.

    3/5
  10. 10

    Liechtenstein

    Banking privacy and a blockchain act, almost impossible to move to.

    3/5
  11. 11

    South Africa

    Free press and independent courts, undercut by high crime and power cuts.

    3/5
  12. 12

    Costa Rica

    No army, strong civil liberties, rising prices.

    3/5
  13. 13

    Curaçao

    Dutch legal safety with Caribbean distance.

    3/5
  14. 14

    Cape Verde

    Africa’s quiet democracy: islands, low surveillance, slow internet.

    3/5
  15. 15

    Andorra

    Tiny, discreet, low tax, hard to get residency.

    3/5

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Los datos por país son estimaciones para orientarte, no asesoría legal. Las clasificaciones de libertad de prensa son el World Press Freedom Index publicado por RSF.