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Most Peruvians dislike Chileans, however I see those two countries as an example for the rest of Latin America in several aspects.Originally Posted by Sigur Rós
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Peru is also growing extremely fast.
The future of the western hemisphere is in Latin America i believe.
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Economically yes, but we're still quite far from countries like Chile and Costa Rica.
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What about Argentina?
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Socialism is killing it, but its beautiful women compensate it.
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I think it's all due to the fact that they had mayor wars in the past as you know, and then this has escalated to conflicts with each other, plus lets not forget that there are many Peruvian immigrants in Chile so they might feel a some bias towards them.
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Argentina has everything it needs to become a prosperous country:
-Lots of land (8th largest country in the world) and natural resources
-A nice climate, good for agriculture and self suficiency
-An educated population
-Modern infraestructure
-Ethnic pride
The negative side of Argentina are its shitty politicians and corruption.
Chile is nice but it's a boring country, in every aspect. If it werent for the earthquakes and the miners I dont think anyone would know it existed.
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Exactly. The average chilean is a boring person, nothing against them, I don't share the general dislike most peruvians have towards them and I have always been treated nicely by chileans I met. They are pretty organized, progressive, hardworking, etc but when it comes to attitude and stuff, they lack that 'spark' most LatAms have. Some chilenas are really fun tho
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Sorry to interrupt and make an off-topic comment. But I'm sadly agree with this. Although is not purely fault of the politicans, most argentinians are ignorants about what politics are and how important it is. This pseudo-democracy teach us, by not teaching us, to be blind with a lot of important stuff.
If the people have proven to be functional, there is a good chance to get a job. But that doesn't mean most of the population are truly educated; In my opinion, most of argentinians lacks of culture in general. The educational system is quite antiquated. It's hard for a lot of kids to adapt to it; Education should be guidance, not just conditioning. Because of this, education in Argentina is more about having luck and will, than anything else. And sadly, it's a "every man for himself" in almost everything.
And the ethnic pride is quite cuestionable in most of the cases. As an argentinian I believe there's a lot that needs to improve (and not just economically); But a lot of people, mosty politicians, won't let it happen --they appreciate too much the profit they get from it.
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