In what percentage is Chile white?

[Zeno]

Chile is genetically less euro than argentina or uruguay yet more developed than both. The gap isn't big though. One has to consider what type of european immigrants each country received. Argentina received lots of southern-italians who aren't exactly the peak of european civilization... European input in Chile is Iberian+minor British/German/Croat etc.

Yes, definitely is less white than Argentina, but Chile is way more than 10% white. I mean, that's evident. At least 15-30% of the population are phenotypically, and thus genetically, as phenotype manifests by genetics, over 85% European at least.

As for Chile as a whole, it's more developed because it followed staunch free market capitalism. And boom, now it's the richest country per capita in Latin America, with the highest GDP per capita, the lowest Gini coefficient in the continent and with a big, big difference from the rest of the Latin American countries. And with a ridiculously fast on average broadband connection

[Universe]

Argentina received lots of North Italians, if you want to make a distinction between them. Probably even more than of South Italians.
It is said that while USA received Sicilians and other Southerners, Argentina received Genovese and other Northerners.

Chile is not more developed than Argentina and Uruguay. Chile just is receiving a lot of mainly American and Spanish investments, plus other European ones.
Do you think seriously Chile without these investments would develop itself and alone?

Argentina received more or less equal amount of north and south italians... but the effect of north italians on their population is stronger because north italian immigration happened a few decades earlier than that of southerners. By the time southerners started to arrive in Argentina in large numbers, north italians that arrived some decades earlier already started to breed there.

That being said, southern italian influence on Argentia is still significant. If you research common southern italian surnames (Greco, Russo etc) on forebears.io, after Italy they've got highest frequency in Argentina.
https://brilliantmaps.com/surnames-italy/
https://forebears.io/surnames/russo

[Ranger0075]

Argentina received lots of North Italians, if you want to make a distinction between them. Probably even more than of South Italians.
It is said that while USA received Sicilians and other Southerners, Argentina received Genovese and other Northerners.

Chile is not more developed than Argentina and Uruguay. Chile just is receiving a lot of mainly American and Spanish investments, plus other European ones.
Do you think seriously Chile without these investments would develop itself and alone?

Actually our main partner is China. External investment is fruit of good national infrastructure, good relationships and less bureaucracy, nobody will invest where they wouldn't get gains. Chile isn't geographically privileged, neither full of resources. But we're happy we are far from being another Banana Republic in Latin America.

[Cristiano viejo]

Argentina received more or less equal amount of north and south italians... but the effect of north italians on their population is stronger because north italian immigration happened a few decades earlier than that of southerners. By the time southerners started to arrive in Argentina in large numbers, north italians that arrived some decades earlier already started to breed there.

That being said, southern italian influence on Argentia is still significant. If you research common southern italian surnames (Greco, Russo etc) on forebears.io, after Italy they've got highest frequency in Argentina.
https://brilliantmaps.com/surnames-italy/
https://forebears.io/surnames/russo

And? you insinuated Chile is economically stronger than Argentina due Chile received British immigrants (LOL) while Argentina South Italians, to show the latter as semi-retards... when not even it were the main immigrants from Italy there.

Actually our main partner is China. External investment is fruit of good national infrastructure, good relationships and less bureaucracy, nobody will invest where they wouldn't get gains. Chile isn't geographically privileged, neither full of resources. But we're happy we are far from being another Banana Republic in Latin America.

That has nothing to do (China being your main commercial partner)

España, Estados Unidos, Canadá y Japón, los que más invierten en Chile



Chile sobresale en el mundo como uno de los destinos emergentes más activos en promoción y atracción de inversión extranjera directa (IED), el stock acumulado se acerca a los 300 mil millones de dólares, de este total, España, Estados Unidos, Canadá y Japón, concentran sobre los 100 mil millones, algo más de un 33%.

China, principal socio comercial de Chile

Nuestro principal socio comercial, China, en fechas muy recientes ha comenzado a mirar a Chile como un destino de sus inversiones en el exterior.

https://wolfypablo.com/noticias/325-...rsion-en-chile

Chile fortalece su presencia internacional con más inversiones

Relación Chile-España

En estos momentos son muy valiosos los gestos y contactos entre jefes de Estados y de Gobierno, el intercambio de informaciones se ve esencial para enfrentar la coyuntura y abordar el futuro. El presidente chileno recibió la llamada del jefe del Gobierno de España, Pedro Sánchez, en la que se tocaron materias relativas a la epidemia -entiéndase estrategias de testeos, personas recuperadas, carnet Covid-19, ventiladores, capacidad hospitalaria y cooperación para países con mayor riesgo- y, por supuesto, a la recesión económica mundial que se avecina.

Las empresas españolas, no en vano, tienen una amplia presencia en el tejido empresarial chileno, están en el grupo de cabeza de los que más invierten en Chile, de ahí que saber cómo están enfrentando la contingencia y como se están preparando para salir adelante sea absolutamente pertinente.

https://www.eleconomista.es/economia...versiones.html

[Ranger0075]

And? you insinuated Chile is economically stronger than Argentina due Chile received British immigrants (LOL) while Argentina South Italians, to show the latter as semi-retards... when not even it were the main immigrants from Italy there.


That has nothing to do (China being your main commercial partner)

España, Estados Unidos, Canadá y Japón, los que más invierten en Chile



Chile sobresale en el mundo como uno de los destinos emergentes más activos en promoción y atracción de inversión extranjera directa (IED), el stock acumulado se acerca a los 300 mil millones de dólares, de este total, España, Estados Unidos, Canadá y Japón, concentran sobre los 100 mil millones, algo más de un 33%.

China, principal socio comercial de Chile

Nuestro principal socio comercial, China, en fechas muy recientes ha comenzado a mirar a Chile como un destino de sus inversiones en el exterior.

https://wolfypablo.com/noticias/325-...rsion-en-chile

Chile fortalece su presencia internacional con más inversiones

Relación Chile-España

En estos momentos son muy valiosos los gestos y contactos entre jefes de Estados y de Gobierno, el intercambio de informaciones se ve esencial para enfrentar la coyuntura y abordar el futuro. El presidente chileno recibió la llamada del jefe del Gobierno de España, Pedro Sánchez, en la que se tocaron materias relativas a la epidemia -entiéndase estrategias de testeos, personas recuperadas, carnet Covid-19, ventiladores, capacidad hospitalaria y cooperación para países con mayor riesgo- y, por supuesto, a la recesión económica mundial que se avecina.

Las empresas españolas, no en vano, tienen una amplia presencia en el tejido empresarial chileno, están en el grupo de cabeza de los que más invierten en Chile, de ahí que saber cómo están enfrentando la contingencia y como se están preparando para salir adelante sea absolutamente pertinente.

https://www.eleconomista.es/economia...versiones.html

It is a rule in all Latin American countries tho, main investors from EEUU, Europa and China, sometimes Israel and some rich MENA countries too, I'd be surprised if our investors were Africans or Bolivians, so it's not a surprise, but until 2018 differently from other Latin American countries we used to avoid relationships with China, I confess I'd rather still receiving investments only from both Europe and USA since I don't trust Chinese governments buying our energy system that much, they were even planning to build a trans oceanic system connecting Atlantic Ocean in Brazil to the Pacific Coast in Chile for years, and now recently they are even trying to put the project to connect Chile to New Zealand, Australia and East Asia through submarine cables on. So I guess in next years things will change a lot talking about investors.

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/e...and-australia/

[Ghost Dance]

I don't see the point about these fake ass nations such as Argentina, chile, Uruguay and Paraguay. They should just form one country and maybe then they could be a real challenge for Mexico

[hmaohma78]

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[HelloGuys]

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Yeah; I thought the same thing when I saw his nickname and with just 2 posts tho

[HelloGuys]

Btw, answering op question; I would say around 30% of the population can pass as criollos and cuasi-criollos

[Mixdguy17]

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