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That would be Colombia, not Columbia. I’ve spent some time there. Bogota feels like NYC. Medellin is a gem. Cartagena, Zona Cafetera, ... When Americans talk
by melling 6y ago
That would be Colombia, not Columbia.
I’ve spent some time there. Bogota feels like NYC.
Medellin is a gem. Cartagena, Zona Cafetera, ...
When Americans talk about places like Colombia, it sounds like some dirt poor place. There is a healthy middle class
Colombia is a great place where many Americans are retiring.
- f430 6y agolots of beautiful young women too like thiland
- systemvoltage 6y ago> Someone immigrating from a country with so little money I meant she had little money, not the country – $300 to be precise according to the article. Bad grammar on my part including spelling.
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- judge2020 6y agoBut it feels like the news is trying to imply she got out of the slums to work in the great public sector of America, which feeds the premonition of "not USA or Europe or top 10 population country" = low-standard-of-living third world country.
- systemvoltage 6y agoImmigration doesn't imply anything about either countries. This is your interpretation.
- judge2020 6y agoMy interpretation about these articles' implied messaging, not her immigration.