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Podéis engañaros todo lo que querais, que la realidad no va a cambiar.
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Pinochet saved us while Bachelet fucked up us
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Sí lo es. Paraguay en promedio es harnizo-castizo y la población en Paraguay que no es predominantemente europea en su genética es realmente muy poca.
Sucede que este país está muy estereotipado por ser socioeconómicamente atrasado y por poseer el idioma guaraní como oficial.
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The most black admixed areas in South America are poorer than others because blacks were used as slaves in platations. Their culture, names, traditions, were stolen, they did suffer like animals. After the end of the slavery, they didn't have any future because they did suffer from prejudice and they were ignored by their respective goverments. Every single place where the economical axis plantation-slavery-monoculture was strong during the colonial days is probably a poor place on nowadays. In slave based societies, there's no middle class. There's farmers and slaves, and an extra class made up by free people (free slaves, mixed people, poor whites, indigenous people) who did lack of political power, oportunities, education, etc. Most of these "free people', at least in Brazil, were either associated with the big farmers or small owners that used to growth some food to avoid the starvation.
Let's take Brazil as an example. The South and the Southeast received big waves of europeans, and both regions enjoyed the results of the free work and freedom, at a certain extent. The colonial areas did lack big amounts of arable areas, since a low amount of others did rule over giant farms. That's the great recipe for poverty and unequality.
You can't just put up a lot of issues together without analying their roots. Poverty isn't an inherent thing. Some people on this thread are full of hate and they'll never give up on their basic and stupid views, because it would hurt what they believe.
Economic Policy.
Venezuela was advanced and then they adopted socialists policies and became backward, Chile had issues and then adopted economic liberalism and became highly successful. How come a city like Atlanta is 51% black and has the 10 largest economy in the USA. I met blacks who are doctors and lawyers and succesful Bolivians as well. The people who deny facts like this are either hardcore racists or want a government handout.
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