Are they first world? Are there violent cartels like in other SA countries? Are there favelas?
Are they first world? Are there violent cartels like in other SA countries? Are there favelas?
Gabriel White
Jacob Roberts
Second world
No
Yes (mostly illegal immigrants tho)
Caleb Foster
> cartels
> white countries
Jordan Butler
>Are they first world?
Yes. They will tell you that they are not, but they are high-income economies according to the World Bank. And they have a "very high" HDI according to the UNDP.
>Are there violent cartels like in other SA countries?
No
>Are there favelas?
They have villas, but I don't think they classify as favelas.
Jason Price
>Are they first world?
"no"
>white
there are no whtie chileans
www2.latercera.com
there are barely any pure european argentines
journals.plos.org
uruguayans are bleached mutts
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Connor Morris
>white countries
Josiah Lee
>Are they first world?
No.
>Are there violent cartels like in other SA countries?
No.
>Are there favelas?
Yes. These are mostly populated with illegals from Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, etc.
But these places are in no way as violent as the favelas in Brazil.
But unlike other SA countries, these "favelas" actually get demolished, at least in Chile.
Josiah Walker
Only Chile is first world, Argentina still have problems
Jack Butler
>No China
>No New Zealand
>No Malaysia
>No bunch of MENA
>No Georgia, Kosovo, Monaco, Andorra...
Shit. It is almost like this index is incomplete and way less relevant than the actual HDI report.
Hudson Jones
still better than the HDI report
Nolan Russell
Why?
Jacob Long
In what way?
Christopher Torres
>Are they first world?
No
>Are there violent cartels like in other SA countries?
Not in Chile, no idea about Argentina
>Are there favelas?
Yes in both
Liam Cox
that it takes inmequality in account?
Logan Richardson
inequality*
Cameron Long
>Are they first world?
No
Are there violent cartels like in other SA countries?
No, and there aren't cartels in any other SA countries either, not even here.
Are there favelas?
yes
Cooper Peterson
there are no favelas here, do your research 0n
Connor White
Chile is hands down the best SA country, the more I read about it the more I want to visit. Really underrated but I guess you guys are alright with that
Luis Roberts
>tfw mixing reports
Sorry dude, I'm a brainlet. Yeah, you are right this index has even more measures than the HDI one but the points that made Panama-user are still valid.
Camden Williams
That Panama-user made*
Henry Sullivan
why is china grey
Nathan Young
No.
No.
Yes.
Nathan Wood
> it's the best
> can't wait to visit
i think it's time to go outside
Ethan Jackson
Just look at the statistics, they top every metric
Mason Nguyen
yes there are, maybe not on the same scale as other countries but you do have slums
Nathaniel Cook
Chile has favelas, they just call them campamentos or poblaciones callampa
Isaiah Perry
Yes, I can see that. But I can see that it puts Cyprus well above South Korea. Malta above Italy. Slovenian and the Czech Rep. above the US, Austria, Belgium, and Japan.
To me, it really seems like giving so much relevance to inequality distorts the results. Especially when a wealthy country can have a lot of inequality without having extreme poverty. Nicaragua and the US, for example, have the same GINI coefficient and you can clearly see the difference between what is called poverty in both countries.
Josiah Cooper
We call them "villa" which is actually the word for 'village'.
Check in google: Villa La Angostura and Villa 31.
Henry Ramirez
Vishas miseria look comfy to me
Jeremiah Diaz
No, no, we call them villas. They are smaller than Brazilian favelas but most of them are inhabited by illegal immigrants.
Evan Price
What are my chances of getting mugged if I decide to drive in Villa 31?
Christian Johnson
Simio no mata simio
Cooper Gonzalez
Wrong.
Dylan Sanders
Not trying to be rude but if you walk dessed normally they would think you live there, and if you don't mess with them, they usually dont mess with people from their own slum.
Jayden Brown
So I guess that is pretty much like the slums in Lima, excluding Callao.
Will drive in there at night someday.
Justin Turner
>Just look at the statistics
i think it's time to go outside
some user did his research I see