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La verdad es más necesaria que la libertad, porque la verdad nos hace libres.
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The quote places truth before freedom, treating truth as what makes genuine freedom possible. Knowing and facing reality helps people make informed choices instead of being guided by confusion or false beliefs. In this sense, freedom is not only the ability to choose; it also depends on understanding what is true.
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