Today, I spoke with a Venezuelan guy and I asked how many Venezuelana are there in Buenos Aires, and he said over 200k. 😱
He said that many are also in Peru, Colombia, Brazil.
Tonight, I saw this picture about Argentinians in the world.
Around the world
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Because so many Argentines are of Italian descent, I’m surprised more haven’t gone to Italy.
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serafina , this is a bit off-topic, but I’m wondering if the low salaries in Italy are matched by a lower cost of living, or if Italy’s cost of living is keeping pace with that of the rest of the EU while their salaries are not?
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Because so many Argentines are of Italian descent, I’m surprised more haven’t gone to Italy.
The majority are of Italian descent. Hence why the food is very Italian orientated more's the pity.
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Hence why the food is very Italian orientated more's the pity.
Nothing wrong with that. Most people love Italian food,
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Nothing wrong with that. Most people love Italian food,
Indeed but there does seem to be a lack of choice available here. All seems to be low budget based.
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Indeed but there does seem to be a lack of choice available here. All seems to be low budget based.
Given the state of the economy for the past 60 years, it would be strange if the food were extravagant.
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Given the state of the economy for the past 60 years, it would be strange if the food were extravagant.
Not so sure about that. Lack of imagination more like. Probably better in Buenos Aires right enough.
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I've seen that infographic recently also. I don't think there's many questionable outliers there, though I did also wonder about Italy a little bit. The only other possible outlier for me would be Bolivia. It's a bordering country obviously but the number seems high to me. If economic imperative drives migration, what's going on in Bolivia I don't know about?
