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

[curupira]

meh, "I want to live where have whites"

And they are not even Europe, to begin with.

[curupira]

Argentina or Uruguay. That's it. Were I an Argie I'd consider myself glad I'm not living in Brazil.

I would never live in Belgium either, not even visit it. As a Brazilian, I'm very happy here and would not move elsewhere.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

I have never seen these deadly types. Most of Brazilians have not.

sério, olha o que a Lily fala, insetos/mosquitos assasinos, esse pessoal não tem nenhum conhecimento sobre o Brasil

[meninodeengenho]

I would not never live in Belgium either, not even visit it. As a Brazilian, I'm very happy here and would not move elsewhere.

Belgium seems boring. I prefer live in Brazil, being vibrant, exotic, diverse and an actual country where most of people do not dislike each other.

[curupira]

Belgium seems boring. I prefer live in Brazil, being vibrant, exotic, diverse and an actual country where most of people do not dislike each other.

Sure I do think it is boring too. Not worth even to visit, never drop a single penny there. Besides, only Brazil makes it possible to truly get rich, given our size, resources and population. Along with Brazil, only the US, in the Americas. Perhaps Canada too.

[curupira]

This is the opinion of a third party person who actually visited these places, a Russian guy:

Uruguay is certainly overestimated. Iwas in Montevideo, it seemed to me quite depressive place. The best is Brasil. I visited states of Maranhao, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Parana and any of these states is much more pleasant then Argentina or Uruguay, in my opinion. Brasil, Puerto Rico, maybe Chile. And Costa Rican highlands if you are a pensioneer. And Mexico, if you are a yankee down-shifter

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...-America/page6

The best place to get rich in Latin America is Brazil, and there are many safe areas to live in here.

[Argentano]

South America has different cultures and climates to the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, etc.

thanks god thats true

[curupira]

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

[♥ Lily ♥]

meh

so you don't like adventure and exotic places?

and about the "weather conditions like fire-tornadoes" and "deadly insects and mosquitoes"

^ just LOL

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?!

[meninodeengenho]

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 foreign language, etc.

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

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.