Europe will grow thanks to Latin America?

[Balmung]

I still beleive S.A. is more corrupt than Europe though.

You would be right, well Northwestern Europe mostly, your assumption about Finland was also right. Although it would appear Denmark is as well.



Also, you never told me where your sig was from

[pinguino]

Here in the states? if you try to bribe a cop? it will most likely be a failed attempt.

If you bribe our cops you will also get to jail. However, if you bribe an American politician it is OK. It is called "lobbing", and everybody does.

However, the point of this thread is not corruption but development. An Uruguayan here, that loves Europe more than Latin America (typical of some "white" Latin Americans from Uruguay, Brazil or Argentina) put the topic of corruption, to derail this thread.

The point is simple, Latin America grows faster than Europe and now that continent wants to make a deal.

[iNird]

The point is simple, Latin America grows faster than Europe and now that continent wants to make a deal.

In all likelihood, the majority of these leaders are American puppets. So yes they will make a deal whether you like it or not.

You are correct about lobbying though. There is certainly "corruption" in America it's just much more legalized and not as apparent on the micro level (i.e. bribing a cop.)

[Tropico]

Well BACK TO THE MAIN TOPIC, I do hope Latin America recovers well.

[MissProvocateur]

If you bribe our cops you will also get to jail. However, if you bribe an American politician it is OK. It is called "lobbing", and everybody does.

However, the point of this thread is not corruption but development. An Uruguayan here, that loves Europe more than Latin America (typical of some "white" Latin Americans from Uruguay, Brazil or Argentina) put the topic of corruption, to derail this thread.

The point is simple, Latin America grows faster than Europe and now that continent wants to make a deal.

Excuse me, but I never said I liked Europe better than Latin America. I only said it was corrupt, Latin America is still my home, and it always will be. I do see some economic growth from Latin America, but the crisis didn't really seem to treat us well either, so I don't see why they would be interested when they can rip off from other continents.

I love Latin America, and I hope that one day we grow more powerful than Europe or the U.S. But from the way that I see it, it would take at LEAST 20 years for that to happen.


Europe was left in ruins, of course other continents are moving faster. Brazil is now an industrial power, Chile is not far from becoming one. Uruguay is estimated to grow about a 4% in 2013, but that's just an estimate. I wouldn't start celebrating yet.

[pinguino]

Well BACK TO THE MAIN TOPIC, I do hope Latin America recovers well.

Latin America is growing fast these last years. In here, for instance, we haven't feel the effect of the European crisis at all.

[MissProvocateur]

Well BACK TO THE MAIN TOPIC, I do hope Latin America recovers well.

I do think Latin America is recovering faster than the rest of the world (Excluding some asian countries).

[pinguino]

Excuse me, but I never said I liked Europe better than Latin America. I only said it was corrupt,

We know it, but the dirty clothes are washed home! In saying so, you are helping the gringo propaganda machine! Don't you realize it?

[Black Sun Dimension]

Pinguino, no confundas crecimiento con riqueza. Tienen que pasar años de crecimiento continuo para que la región acumule suficiente capital para poder empezar a codearse con el resto del mundo.

[pinguino]

Pinguino, no confundas crecimiento con riqueza. Tienen que pasar años de crecimiento continuo para que la región acumule suficiente capital para poder empezar a codearse con el resto del mundo.

Pero hay que empezar a pavonearnos. Esa es la clave de convercer al mercado de que vamos bien. Es lo que hacen todo el tiempo los gringos y asiaticos.