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La ley de los números pequeños es una ley burocrática no escrita, que establece que si el número de residentes o niños en una determinada localidad es pequeño, la inversión en infraestructura para ellos no…
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The piece argues that an unwritten bureaucratic rule systematically underinvests in small communities, treating low population numbers as a reason to withhold infrastructure spending. At stake is whether Israel's development model will continue to concentrate resources in population centers or begin to address long-standing neglect of peripheral towns. The next question is whether this critique will translate into concrete policy proposals or remain a lament.