Los ticos no migran porque se han creído el cuento de la suiza Centroaméricana y demás. Acuérdate de los trolles ticos que gracias a dios ya no comentanQuote:
Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
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Los ticos no migran porque se han creído el cuento de la suiza Centroaméricana y demás. Acuérdate de los trolles ticos que gracias a dios ya no comentanQuote:
Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
Los colombianos son migrantes económico también, tu eres uno de ellos y Panamá está lleno de ellosQuote:
Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
As I just said to cranberryjuice, they migrate far less precisely because the poverty is not as unbearable as in many other countries in the region. (Even leaving aside issues to do with war and political stability as well).Quote:
Originally Posted by axel.aleman
No, Costa Rica es un país del tercer mundo también, Vasconcelos el único usuario tico decente lo admitió y dijo que Panama estaba haciendo bien las cosas. Veo que está del lado de los trolles ticosQuote:
Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
(1) I am not a migrant, my mother is (or rather was). And fyi, she came to Britain not as an economic migrant but as a student. (2) While many Colombians in Panama and elsewhere are indeed economic migrants, there have also been many who are refugees (of all social classes) due to the civil war and persecution by either guerrillas, paramilitaries, the government or in some cases a combination of all the above. (3) Colombian emigration has slowed down if not reversed over the last decade.Quote:
Originally Posted by axel.aleman
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Fue gracias a Uribe que se redujo la inmigración colombiana y sus políticas de derecha. Pero ahora con Petro vienen oleadas de inmigración colombianaQuote:
Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
I already said earlier in this thread that Costa Rica and also Uruguay are certainly not First World countries; nevertheless, it cannot be denied that they have better social indicators than most other countries in the region.Quote:
Originally Posted by axel.aleman
Yes, DR was way poorer in the past, poorer than most of the region. It was the poorest country in Latam at one point, so what? It's 2022, and currently, it's better off than most of the region, and in the future, it will surpass Argentina, Costa Rica, and others, whether you like it or not. What is your point here? If it is that DR was poorer in the past? Then yes, we know, and I don't think anyone has said otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen
Y todavía hay secuelas de ese pesado como mucha emigración y otras.
P.S. I've been to Costa Rica, the people are more educated in general, and the cops seem very well trained and great. Costa Rica is cleaner in general (with some exceptions in D.R., such as Santiago). They're also super friendly towards animals and protect their natural reserves. I would say Costa Rica is way more advanced in all of the above. Dominican cops are morons, the Dominican lower class still treats animals like crap, and some parts of DR are super dirty. There are also some problems with people cutting down trees in national parks (especially Haitians)
That said, Dominican infrastructure is considerably superior to that of Costa Rica, and in general, you can feel more prosperity in D.R. (more building constructions, more restaurants, more activity, better vehicles, fewer closed businesses, and fewer to no abandoned buildings due to bankruptcy in the middle of the city). The fact is, Costa Rica has been better off than DR for a longer period, and it shows in many areas, such as their institutions.