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Santiago, Chile area....what an absolute amazing location. Not to far to the east are the High Andes and not too far to the west is the Pacific Ocean. The climate is good and because it is an large international city there is a lot to do.
Santiago... back to the civilization "mapuche"... for me Buenos Aires is better than Santiago, although the Chile is better than the La Argentina. But I prefer a thousand times more Curitiba.
Really? I always found Sao Paulo and Rio way more cosmopolitan and interesting.
Yes, both cities have too much 3:rd world feel compared to Santiago. I would never choose Brazil over Chile unless Brazil have decades of sustained, high economic growth.
Chile is a third world too not like Sweden... Santiago GDP for example is too low for capital federal... look at Brasilia or Sao Paulo.
What are you talking about? I think you are a bit lost. Plus, I don't understand most of your posts, not only language wise, but also because you keep changing your mind. Oh well.
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