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Im in BA today and went to both airports and there wasn’t a problem. My friend / boxing coach lives in the favelas in Rio, he has a home. There’s no one sleepi
by _3u10 3y ago
Im in BA today and went to both airports and there wasn’t a problem.
My friend / boxing coach lives in the favelas in Rio, he has a home. There’s no one sleeping on the streets / tent cities like in Vancouver.
Even in Chacarita in Asuncion everyone has a home with a TV, a phone, and AC.
Argentina has the same inequality rate as the US.
Live here before you run stats, I thought the same thing about Paraguay too.
I would read into quality of life measures, it has little to do with happiness. Paraguay is tied with Mexico, and Panama for #1 spot on the global emotions report.
- Kranar 3y ago>My friend / boxing coach lives in the favelas in Rio, he has a home. There’s no one sleeping on the streets / tent cities like in Vancouver. Not surprised about there being fewer tent cities in Rio. From the news articles I've read, it looks like the police are very active in raiding them and dismantling them, using tear gas and riot based tactics. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-police-evict-hundreds-from-tent-city-near-rio-de-janeiro/ https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-police-evict-h... I was in Dubai and they have basically no homelessness, but you don't want to know how they accomplish it.
- _3u10 3y agoFantastic, I’m not a liberal. SF / NY etc likes homeless, hopefully Rio / Dubai are sending them where they are wanted. I heard Vancouver got tired of it as well and am happy they are trying to solve their homeless problem.