Vitalia is building a decentralized city dedicated to advancing longevity innovations.
Próspera ZEDE, situated on the island of Roatán, is a special economic zone designed to promote economic growth and job creation.
Vitalia’s goal is to make death optional. This can entail health treatments, medical drugs, and scientific experiments. As this may entail risks, they’re subject to regulations (anywhere in the world).
While Próspera has a less prescriptive approach, hazardous activities are regulated in Próspera as well, and it’s important to understand them.
Common law is the basis of the legal system in Próspera. Moreover, Próspera remains an integral part of Honduras, adhering to the country's constitution, international treaties, and the Honduran criminal code.
It’s important to keep this in mind and consider the legal landscape as we go through Vitalia.
Here, we outline five straightforward rules to simplify compliance (click each to toggle).
In conclusion, legal compliance is a fundamental aspect of Vitalia's mission within Próspera. As we strive to create a decentralized city focused on longevity, we must operate within the boundaries of the law.
Our dedication to these regulations not only aligns with Próspera's vision as a health innovation hub but also demonstrates our respect for our host country's laws. While Honduras is permissive in the healthcare and biotech sectors, it still imposes vital regulations that demand our compliance.
Remember: this is not the wild west; it’s a rule-of-law environment.
Our responsibility is to abide by the laws applicable within Próspera. This legal system provides a strong foundation for our mission while emphasizing the importance of responsible freedom. By adhering to these rules, we aim to create a sustainable health innovation hub that advances our goals and respects the laws and values of our host country, Honduras.
When in doubt, please ask for help to clarify and evaluate the best approach to ensuring compliance with legal aspects.