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To help us steer us back on topic and away from discussions about ethnicity and/or idealizations about the "Europeaness" of Argentina, here's an article about Peru and the governments commitment to fight corruption, improve infrastructure, to promote equality and discrimination; in essence to essentially modernize by 2021 :
What do you guys think? The article is a little scarce on specific policies. Are there any Peruvians here that are familiar with the countries political climate?
What is thinking you are in europe? I have been in several areas of Italy where I felt it was like being middle east compared to Northern Europe (Nordic countries, Netherlands, Germany). Not only because of the look of the people but also because of the bad infrastructure, dirty streets, noise, chaos... Also brasil got some of the darkest european groups arriving.. if you count raw numbers there are far more portuguese descent in brazil than anything else I believe, and portuguese are well known for being some of the darkest and more ethnic europeans (Not a bad thing, portuguese are good people overall).
I have been in LA a couple of times, and never thought I was in Denmark, Netherlands or GErmany. Maybe there are little town with german descendants but still overall they are too mixed with other ethnicities to look like ethnic germans as a whole. White latinos overall overlap with southern europeans, not with the whole europe!.
Oh, that's true. It's the same thing!!!
That's why it's called Latin America!!!!!!
And the world in a circle!! And the Atlantic ocean is liquid!!!!
LMAO Mr.Falcon is getting testy.
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