In which 3 countries of Latin America would you prefer to live? (POLL)

[AphroditeWorshiper]

No, I prefer living in Europe. I don't want to live on a different continent to Europe as I'm happy living here.

Visiting places on holidays is one thing;- but to leave your home and country behind and move somewhere far away from your home on a totally different continent, and so far away from seeing your friends and relatives, is something totally different.

Great Britain is where I was born and grew-up and where all my relatives live too. I also have happy memories of my grandparents here too. I wouldn't feel at home living anywhere else and also I would feel like a foreign outsider in a country where I never grew-up in, and that has a different language, different climate, etc.

So you don't have tornadoes and highly venomous types of snakes and spiders in Brazil?!

snakes and spiders yes, like almost all of the regions in world, Insects and Mosquitoes no

about the tornadoes is almost nonexistent here, is like "don't exists here", USA have way more than Brazil

[curupira]

So you don't have tornadoes and highly venomous types of snakes and spiders in Brazil?!

There are poisonous skanes and spiders but not much (when compared to places such as Australia or Southeast Asia, f.e). My father and his 9 brothers grew up in a farm in rural Brazil and they were never hit by anything. Brazil does not have tornadoes (at any significant rate), nor earthquakes. We are earthquakes free.

[Argentano]

To answer the topic, I would live in Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia or Uruguay because they are the nearest to Brazil!

Bolivia is a shithole common. Around 20% of Bolivian population emigrates to Argentina Spain or Brazil.

[curupira]

Bolivia is a shithole common. Around 20% of Bolivian population emigrates to Argentina Spain or Brazil.

I know some guys who studied Medicine there and had some fun. Some of them even brought back wives and sons. I agree that Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay are better than Bolivia. In South America I have been to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. And I surely would opt for one of these countries instead of for countries in Europe. Argentina has many more resources, it is not crowded with people, and one can live a fairly nice life there.

[Potentia]

Because all the Chicanos here talk like Mexico is the shit but CURIOUSLY none of you guys live in Mexico.

Whilst on the other hand, Chileans/Argentinians/Brazilians/Uruguayans are far more objective about their countries, even though we DO LIVE in our nations.

It's just ridiculous that's all.

Maybe, just maybe, it's because a lot of us cannot speak Spanish? I know I can't speak Spanish. Also, we're born here.

I know a Chilean-American Guy. He thinks that Chile can do no wrong and praises Chile constantly. Guess what? He's never moving to Chile, bud.

It isn't just Mexican-Americans that talk like that. A lot of recent immigrant people talk like that. My Polish-American friend thinks that Poland is the shit. My Portuguese-American thinks Portugal is the best nation in the world. And, my Japanese-American friend thinks Japan is far superior to any other nation.

[Annie999]

GiCa is European as she was born and culturally raised in Europe and she lives in Europe and she speaks the truth.

Latin America isn't on the continent of Europe. South America has different cultures and climates to the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, etc.

That's why you have the GiCa virus

[Spyy]

That's why you have the GiCa virus

bzzzzzzzzz

[EL_BARBARO]

You people are so boring.

"Oh Uruguay and Argentina cuz they're white like me!"

And you're that ignorant, when you don't even take into account their climate.

[♥ Lily ♥]

snakes and spiders yes, like almost all of the regions in world, Insects and Mosquitoes no

about the tornadoes is almost nonexistent here, is like "don't exists here", USA have way more than Brazil

Yes, but the snakes and massive spiders there are highly venomous types that can harm or even kill people. They're not like the totally harmless grass snakes we have here and like our harmless tiny little spiders here. Spiders in Brazil are so venomous that they can bite and even kill a person.

So if you have no dangerous types of mosquitoes in Brazil, then why has there been so many international news reports over the last year about the Zika Virus in Brazil and the alarming number of babies being born in Brazil with suspected microcephaly or abnormally small heads since October, which has now reached nearly 4,000?!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-35368401

Because Zika virus is primarily spread by mosquitoes, CDC recommends that travellers to Brazil protect themselves from mosquito bites.

Pregnant females are still being warned not to travel to Brazil by health experts due to the Zika Virus in Brazil causing loads of babies to be born with small heads?!

A pregnant woman can pass Zika virus to her fetus. Infection during pregnancy can cause serious birth defects. CDC recommends special precautions for the following groups:

Women who are pregnant:
Should not travel to any area of Brazil below 6,500 feet (see map).



If you must travel to one of these areas, talk to your doctor first and strictly follow steps to prevent mosquito bites during your trip.

http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices/...a-virus-brazil

[alnortedelsur]

We have, but in Northern Brazil, the least populous Brazilian region. Greater São Paulo has more inhabitants than the whole Northern Brazil.

Tornadoes? I really have never heard of them happening here.

Indeed, you hear more about Tornadoes in North America (specially here, in the Midwest, where I live) than anywhere in South America.

And even living in the North American Midwest, I have never faced any tornado (at least directly, except for some eventual tornado alarm without actually seeing the tornado itself). Go and figure.