The journal promotes libertarianism not only as a theory, but as a practical and applicable philosophy of life. Therefore, we look for pieces that offer libertarian solutions to everyday problems, such as the fight against crime, traffic congestion, pollution or the deficiencies of the educational system, as well as those that propose ways to reduce the influence of the State in personal life. In this sense, we also focus on topics such as global mobility, financial freedom and entrepreneurship, key areas to strengthen individual freedom.

We believe in the balance between theory and practice. We do not reduce libertarianism to an abstraction without a link to reality, nor do we fall into the opposite extreme of valuing only practice, disdaining all intellectual exercise. We are aware that theory without experience is sterile, and experience without theory is blind.