Salvador, Brazil and Mexico City similar average European ancestry ?

[zebruh]

My theory is that Mexico city is the financial capital of Mexico and it’s power is more centralized, and that is why it’s so developed while Salvador de Bahia while still being a major city, is just a local city that lives in the shadow of cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, since Brazil is more decentralized then Mexico, no Brazilian city seems to be the center of everything in the way Mexico city kinda is for Mexico.

Yeah this sounds about right. Mexico city I believe has a big financial district. Probably somewhat similar in concept to wall street except its cleaner.

[Laredo]

I don't know why such surprise that Mexico city Is more developed, literally almost every city of Mexico has a higher human development Index and higher GDP than Brazilian cities.

No offense but that's just what It Is.

[Jingle Bell]

I don't know why such surprise that Mexico city Is more developed, literally almost every city of Mexico has a higher human development Index and higher GDP than Brazilian cities.

No offense but that's just what It Is.

No man, are almost th same GPD, Pib per Capita, IDH

[Jingle Bell]

I don't know why such surprise that Mexico city Is more developed, literally almost every city of Mexico has a higher human development Index and higher GDP than Brazilian cities.

No offense but that's just what It Is.

Also its kinda unfair compare Salvador with Cidad del Mexico, will be more fair if u compare with São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro

[Jingle Bell]

The city most commonly associated with Brazil’s African heritage and a mecca of sorts for people who want to connect with the wider Afro diaspora in the new world and the self proclaimed cosmopolitan capital of Latin America have similar levels of European ancestry. One being an average Mulatto city while the other a mestizo one. Why do they have such different vibes ?

Also i think Ciudad del Mexico its a little more Euro/caucasoid, if i remenber the average of Salvador was 40% European or something like that, while Mexico i think its 52% or something around

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also Salvador was a rly big center of Slavery so its Normal they be the one of the most SSA cities in Brazil, while the interior of Bahia have a more similar range (60% or 50% if i remenber ans also with more Amerindian admixture

[Johnny V]

Also i think Ciudad del Mexico its a little more Euro/caucasoid, if i remenber the average of Salvador was 40% European or something like that, while Mexico i think its 52% or something around

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also Salvador was a rly big center of Slavery so its Normal they be the one of the most SSA cities in Brazil, while the interior of Bahia have a more similar range (60% or 50% if i remenber ans also with more Amerindian admixture

I think that for Mexico 52% is a lot, that's chile
For Mexico, 42 or 45 sounds better

[alnortedelsur]

Also i think Ciudad del Mexico its a little more Euro/caucasoid, if i remenber the average of Salvador was 40% European or something like that, while Mexico i think its 52% or something around

imagem_2022-12-07_115835709.png
also Salvador was a rly big center of Slavery so its Normal they be the one of the most SSA cities in Brazil, while the interior of Bahia have a more similar range (60% or 50% if i remenber ans also with more Amerindian admixture

The interior of Bahia sounds like very similar to the Venezuelan average in overall Euro, Amerindian and SSA.

[Thetruth]

Also i think Ciudad del Mexico its a little more Euro/caucasoid, if i remenber the average of Salvador was 40% European or something like that, while Mexico i think its 52% or something around

imagem_2022-12-07_115835709.png
also Salvador was a rly big center of Slavery so its Normal they be the one of the most SSA cities in Brazil, while the interior of Bahia have a more similar range (60% or 50% if i remenber ans also with more Amerindian admixture

I think Mexico City might be a little more European on average because the Mexican upper class resides there for the most part but they’re a minority amongst the majority non predominantly European average citizen of Mexico City just like Salvador de Bahia who have similar levels of Spanish ancestry. I’m only comparing the city of Salvador not the entire state of Bahia.

[Laredo]

I think Mexico City might be a little more European on average because the Mexican upper class resides there for the most part but they’re a minority amongst the majority non predominantly European average citizen of Mexico City just like Salvador de Bahia who have similar levels of Spanish ancestry. I’m only comparing the city of Salvador not the entire state of Bahia.

México middle upper class /high class are only 5% of Mexico population and around 5% of country population are 80% European so yes almost over Half of 80% euro mexicans resides there

[Thetruth]

México middle upper class /high class are only 5% of Mexico population and around 5% of country population are 80% European so yes almost over Half of 80% euro mexicans resides there

White upper class Mexicans are concentrated in Mexico City so yes, that’s probably what contributes to it being more euro by a margin to Salvador. The indigenous influence in Mexico City on the other hand seems to be more subtle, it reminds me of Lima, where there’s archaeological sites all over the city from pre-Hispanic cultures, indigenous parades are held in the main plaza square and the street vendor food is mainly from indigenous cuisine.