HDI 2022 - Latin America

[INO12]

Originally Posted by AntonioR

Have yet to see any dead bodies hanging from a bridge and entire towns scarred to even open their mouth relating to any of the drug pins currently in Mexico. How many Mexican cities in the world’s most dangerous cities in the world?

Excuse me, but being superior doesn’t have those and other things. Lol

Acapulco is no longer an international vacation spot. Superior?

This happened a few months ago in Cancun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtsqTGmNvB8

Then this at the Cancun Airport.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D00sHory7GU

Alright, there is obviously more but the point is obvious by now.

A Mexican guy that lives in Santo Domingo comparing the crime situation in the DR vs his native Mexico City. (For non-Spanish speakers, he says the crime levels in the DR are nothing compared to what he lived through in Mexico City). 11:10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8-Plh2Hi5Y


These don’t seem things of a “superior” people. You can say “things are gettinh better and in the future it will be safer,” but for one it has to be true and second, you don’t care about the future, remember?

Cancun still receives more tourism than anywhere in your island, you should be ashamed that people would rather risk their lives to experience the beauty of Cancun than to travel and wind up in Dominican Republic lol

And there are more Dominicans living in Mexico than Mexicans in Dominican Republic, most Mexicans in DR are Mexicans who work in Mexican owned companies, the Dominicans in Mexico are Dominicans seeking a better life. There is no comparison here lol like cmon dude

[INO12]

Originally Posted by AntonioR

Why is every year the gap getting smaller and smaller between the DR and Mexico? For certain it isn't because Mexico is moving ahead faster than the DR. In the 1950's the DR was the poorest Spanish speaking country in the world and look at it now. The only thing time does is move forward.

It is not getting smaller at all, you guys are very far behind, your capital city resembles a little pueblito and competes with pueblos in Mexico not even with our major cities LOL Santo Domingo looks like a jungle with some buildings a **** load of cables all over.

Mexico has gone through multiple wars, revolutions, invasions etc, you guys shouldve been very ahead of Mexico due to your smaller size, but that is not the case. You guys educationally are also one of the most uneducated low IQ Latino population, you guys are also ZERO contributors to recent science, math, medicine etc. what you guys are known for is a cheap vacation in the Caribbean, which some of those hotels are build and own by Mexicans themselves.

What contributions, influence and power do you guys have in Latin America? ZERO
over 16% of your economy falls in tourism, you guys live off of tourism, without it, you guys would be poor as hell. Your people cant even afford the basic needs, your middle class would be considered poor in several Latin American countries


[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stY3eSqesm8[/video]

[AntonioR]

Originally Posted by INO12

It is not getting smaller at all, you guys are very far behind, your capital city resembles a little pueblito and competes with pueblos in Mexico not even with our major cities LOL Santo Domingo looks like a jungle with some buildings a **** load of cables all over.

Mexico has gone through multiple wars, revolutions, invasions etc, you guys shouldve been very ahead of Mexico due to your smaller size, but that is not the case. You guys educationally are also one of the most uneducated low IQ Latino population, you guys are also ZERO contributors to recent science, math, medicine etc. what you guys are known for is a cheap vacation in the Caribbean, which some of those hotels are build and own by Mexicans themselves.

What contributions, influence and power do you guys have in Latin America? ZERO
over 16% of your economy falls in tourism, you guys live off of tourism, without it, you guys would be poor as hell. Your people cant even afford the basic needs, your middle class would be considered poor in several Latin American countries


[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stY3eSqesm8[/video]

LOL

October 10, 2022
Mexico Seen Falling Into Recession Alongside US in 2023
US recession would drag down Mexico, Bloomberg Economics says

A near-certain US recession next year will likely pull Mexico’s economy into a contraction, Bloomberg Economics’ models show.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ide-us-in-2023


October 12, 2022
Moisés Naim values the strength of the DR economy

After analyzing that there are exogenous forces that are causing many changes that affect us as countries and personally, Naim indicated that there is also good news, as is the case of the “countries that are surprising us”, among which is the Dominican Republic.

Among this group of nations that are better equipped to weather a possible global recession due to their economic growth, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and maintaining controlled inflation...

“In the case of the Dominican Republic," the renowned economist replied, “you know that you are doing well and you know what you have yet to do.”

https://dominicanrepubliclive.com/ec...he-dr-economy/



https://jsheld.com/insights/articles...region-in-2021



https://insightcrime.org/news/insigh...cide-round-up/


Hmm, who is this? (Hint: it isn't me).

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