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You cannot be so naive as to think that the exp<b></b>ression has anything to do with murder??????sweet people don;t threaten to kill.
You cannot be so naive as to think that the exp<b></b>ression has anything to do with murder??????sweet people don;t threaten to kill.
Samiam just sounds like he's practicing up to be a troll to me. Nothing more than that.
About countries, This has already been more or less already said but here goes--it depends on the expat. As far as I'm concerned, if anything the problem is too many choices, which is probably why the question was asked. Each country has different characteristics that are unique and so a person almost needs to live anywhere a while before deciding.
If a person likes beaches, in my opinion, Uruguay's beaches are the place to be. Yes Argentina has beach but it isn't the same. But Argentina has incredibly beautiful lakes and mountains to the west for the mountain person (that's me!) If you're health conscious, Argentina has about half their food genetically modified (statistically, I don't know how that is allocated) and Uruguay has no genetically modified food except corn and soybeans. There's a lot to be said for Ecuador. I like it here because if there is ever any serious problems like they had in Santiago, Chile once when GWB was there--and so was I--i want to be able to walk down the street in a place where no one will recognize me as an outsider. Uruguay is damp in winter, meaning it is overcast and you feel the cold, Argentina is more arid and there is a lot more I will stop there because I think you understand. I don't think any country is best for expats. It depends on the expat. I'm not even getting into Chile and Paraguay or Colombia. Even Colombia is worth considering now--depending. So I don't think we can answer that question for you. I have a hard time answering it for myself!
You have no right to come here to judge me . Who do you think you are ? I have looked at some of your posts and you come across as a very nieve woman who believes in tooth fairies and that everything is right . Life is not perfect do you know and people are not perfect and there is no such thing as non gmo food in Argentina or pure organic food that you seem to believe is the cure all for all your ills . Living in Buenos Aires is toxic in itself and food is only a small part of it .
Chile I do not like and the people less so they are pretentious and classist nothing more . They look down their nose on all south americans as if they are something special because their economy is better at the moment . This is true for only a few people as they have lots of poor people and also little chance of social mobility like Argentina where free education is a right .
Argentina has faults but its beauty shines through always . We have more expats than all of South America . They cannot be all wrong .
Except for the part about beauty, you seem to be describing yourself.
Too bad her husband cannot find a job there ...Not quite. But for someone as sweet and understanding as her, this reaction shows how much she liked Chile better than Argentina.
Too bad her husband cannot find a job there ...
You use every chance you get to write something negative about Argentina.indeed. In fact, standards in Argentina are so low, that even someone as in inept as myself can find a job here easily.
You cannot take the fact that I do not like your books . They are for nieve and gullible expats . Thank you and have a nice day
Unhappy people is unhappy no matter where they areindeed. In fact, standards in Argentina are so low, that even someone as in inept as myself can find a job here easily.