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I've lived in Colombia and Chile, close to 4 years between the two countries. I left Chile at the end of December. Venezuelan economic refugees are all over the
by hisnameismanuel 8y ago
I've lived in Colombia and Chile, close to 4 years between the two countries. I left Chile at the end of December. Venezuelan economic refugees are all over the place. In both countries.
I've worked with, hired, been friends with, been driven by (etc), dozens of Venezuelans and they always talk about this subject.
What the above commenter is saying is totally false. I think most YCers could see quite easily through this and realise that this is a government troll but in case you're wondering, this is your confirmation.
- meiraleal 8y agoMore often than not, Europeans flood Brazil with immigrants. It happened in 1800, in the end of 1800 and beginning of 1900, again around 1930, and yet again around 1950-1960. After the crash of 2008, Brazil was thriving and again, the influx of Europeans moving here grew, specially Portuguese and Spanish running from their collapsed economy. Of course there are Venezuelans trying to find a better life, the same way every Brazilian is leaving or thinking about leave the country. Why would Venezuela be different? I'm not a government troll, but aren't you?
- Max_Mustermann 8y agoHow can you compare the current Venezuelan and Brazilian emigration? Around 10% of Venezuela has left to other countries since 1996.