Is venezuela under Hugo Chavez a demcoracy? |
| obviosuly not fully, but it seems quick to judge chavez' nation as socialist or an autocracy... what are the elements on both sides of the spectrum that exist in thijs country (both democratic ... |
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What is the best time of year to visit Costa Rica? |
| I hear the heat gets brutal, I'd like it to be warm but not too ... |
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Colombian women Vs American? |
| I am not talking about physicly but mentally economecly and who do you think is living better. im not here to descrimanate because im both born in colombia and raised in america i just want to hear ... |
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Help to get to Chile? |
| My husband, daughter, and I haven't seen my family in 5 years and need some ideas on cheap fares to Chile. How can I find an airline worker to help me get a reduced rate? Has anyone done this ... |
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Going to Peru, how much money needed? |
| In a few months I will be traveling to Lima, Peru. Does anyone know about how much money I will need to take with me in USD?... |
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Traveling around South America for several months - what advice can you give? |
i.e. what to see, where to stay, what to take along or what to consider...
Am also interested in hearing any experience you may have had visiting there.... |
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Where should I travel in South America during our winter? |
| I'm looking to go for about 10 days in January or February. I like to travel cheap, to backpack and meet people. A nice beach like Rio would be great, but I'm really looking for a ... |
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El salvador immigrants? |
| I've noticed that a lot of El salvadorians have nice luxury cars, is their country rich or something? What types of jobs do they do when they live in U.S?... |
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Is it true an American can just show up in a tourist area of Latin America and get a job? |
| I heard an English speaker can quickly find a job in Central or South America in the tourist industry. How would the visa work? If you don't use a visa, what is the penalty?... |
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Bringing home mate de coca? |
| My wife and I are travelling to Peru. She is Peruvian and LOVES mate de coca (tea made from coca leaves.) Of course mate de coca is much, much, much less potent than cocaine. (It takes over 30 ... |
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Currency for Peru...? |
| Can I buy Neuvos Sols in the US or do I just wait until I get to Peru? I've read that many places in Peru accept the US dollar...should I get Sols at all?... |
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What country/city in south America is safe for a family trip? |
| It occurred to me that we always tend to think of Europe, Asia, and the US as travel destinations. I'd like to try something different. My husband really doesn't like the idea, as he thinks ... |
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Is it true that almost everyone in Colombia and Venezuela has a gun? Is it true or is just a rumor? |
| In Europe, people say that in Colombia y Venezuela there are so many urban violence,even worse than Harlem and Chicago, and there are gangs with guys who all have guns and who attack people in the ... |
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Do young Colombian women (16-20) like dating older men (25-35)? |
This is a serious question and it's not my intention to offend anybody.
I know AGE DIFFERENCE in BRAZIL is not important in a relationship and it seems to me that women in some ... |
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Good times in peru? |
OK this summer im going to peru.
i was just wondering what its like there.
i understand that it is a third world country, but whatever
so, in peru...there are incas and latinos...right?... |
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Bogotá or Catagena better for travel? |
which one is better for a tourist?
which one is more cultural?
Is Bogotá similar to Mexico D.F.?... |
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Which south american country would go to? Paraguay or Chile? |
Im going to study abroad in south america and I don't know whether I should go to chile or Paraguay. I know that both countries are completely different and my knowledge of these countries is very low. My goal is to be able to speak spanish and be surrounded by culture. If you can please give me some advice. |
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Here's the deal ... if you want to improve your Spanish, absolutely don't go to Paraguay because they speak an indigenous language called Guarani. If you want to improve your Spanish definitely choose Chile. My only problem in Chile was that I didn't always understand people because it seemed like they often dropped the last consonant off of words and they talked really fast ... that could have been the fault of my mediocre Spanish skills, though! Have a great time! |
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Ivy likes Good Charlotte
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Chile is better tha Paraguay
but I would recommend you Argentina
is cheaper and even more exciting |
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Chile is more industrialized and sophisticated, mainly populated with European decedents from Italy, Germany, Austria and Spain. Paraguay is very land locked except for the narrow Parana river running into the Atlantic, they have a very good traditional culture something like the Wild West.
Your decision will have to be based on what curriculum and how in depth the study will be |
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Have you tried reading about both countries on wikipedia? I would check that out as well. Also, check out the websites of the universities you are interested in attending in both countries and see what they have to offer. Look on the internet for pictures of both countries, check out the landscapes, housing, etc. Paraguay is landlocked, so they dont have beaches, chile has beaches and more scenery.
Do as much research as you can and then make your decision. Ive never been to either country so i have no opinion of them. |
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chile |
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t d
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Chile is much more expensive...but it's got a much more spectacular landscape and is more advanced economically. It is one of the more "advanced" S. American states witha high level of literacy etc.
I went to Paraguay recently: it's very run down and the food is awful. The weather is very humid and quite unpleasant. |
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