Human Development Index by Latin American nation 2024

[Tooting Carmen]

Brazil at 0.760 kinda suprised me, bcs i saw a projection by states that were abt 0.800 in most states:

By that map Brazil its abt 0.808, but idk if its a reliable source.

The new subnational estimates for each country have yet to be published.

[axel.aleman]

What do you mean? Even in Northern/NE Brazil, the middle classes are overwhelmingly White (or light Pardos at most).

Conozco muy bien parte de tu diáspora andina en Panamá y como tratan a nuestra población que es similar a la de la Costa Caribe Colombiana, en cambio a pesar que Brasil tiene incluso en porcentaje más blancos como tal no he visto racismo de los brasileños hacia su propia población parda.

[Tooting Carmen]

Conozco muy bien parte de tu diáspora andina en Panamá y como tratan a nuestra población que es similar a la de la Costa Caribe Colombiana, en cambio a pesar que Brasil tiene incluso en porcentaje más blancos como tal no he visto racismo de los brasileños hacia su propia población parda.

In Brazil, they even have to have signs in the apartment blocks which say that "everyone is entitled to use the same lift", because in the past the (mostly darker-skinned) maids and cleaners were expected to go up a separate lift from everyone else. Further, our Portuguese forum member Sebastianus Rex has said he has never been to any country with such severe racial segregation as Brazil.

[Tooting Carmen]

Yo diría que el país de tu madre y la Cuba precastrismo le ganan

Unlike in some other countries, the phenotype variation in Colombia is as much if not more regional than social. Even Chaska agrees with me.

Here is a private school in Bogota. They only look marginally whiter than what you find further down the social spectrum: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...in-Bogota-2023

[Ch'aska]

Unlike in some other countries, the phenotype variation in Colombia is as much if not more regional than social. Even Chaska agrees with me.

Here is a private school in Bogota. They only look marginally whiter than what you find further down the social spectrum: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...in-Bogota-2023

Sí, las diferencias de desarrollo en Colombia están muy regionalizadas.

Que esté detrás de Perú en IDH no es extraño, pues en Colombia la desigualdad es más pronunciada, existiendo incluso regiones que están fuera del control del gobierno.

[Ch'aska]

Conozco muy bien parte de tu diáspora andina en Panamá y como tratan a nuestra población que es similar a la de la Costa Caribe Colombiana, en cambio a pesar que Brasil tiene incluso en porcentaje más blancos como tal no he visto racismo de los brasileños hacia su propia población parda.

En Colombia el regionalismo es muy fuerte. En las ciudades del centro del país desprecian mucho lo caribeño, dudo lo consideren parte del mismo país. Colombia es el país hispano con la identidad más dispersa.

[Karakara Teufel]

The southern cone

The Southern Cone being based as always

[Camargo]

Brazil at 0.760 kinda suprised me, bcs i saw a projection by states that were abt 0.800 in most states:

By that map Brazil its abt 0.808, but idk if its a reliable source.

Sometimes, they change the method used and it gives different numbers.

Usually, since the 2000's, Brazil's average HDI is about 0.740 to 0.780 in most studies, with the most developed states in the 0.800 ranging.

[Camargo]

About Paraguay, it is not that bad as some people think. A lot of businessmen here from Brazil are moving there because of their economic policy.

[Tooting Carmen]

About Paraguay, it is not that bad as some people think. A lot of businessmen here from Brazil are moving there because of their economic policy.

What is so special about Paraguay's economic policies?