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Couldn’t read the rest of the article but I am very interested in what you have to share.Dishonesty in Chile: Once Again a Nightmare
Lying, cheating and dishonesty are par for the course in Chile. This fact has hardly been hidden from my readers. The problem is so pernicious and pervasive in Chile that it is worth mentioning again, and I have recetly been reminded of it as I myself fell victim to a … Read MoreBring with You to Chile These Little Things
Over the last 20 years that I have been associated with Chile and bringing things down here from the United States and Europe, several “little” items pop up as necessities that simply are not available in the country. Therefore, I suggest that whether you are bringing a container, pallet or … Read MoreDefrauded Investors File Lawsuit to Recover Galt’s Gulch Chile
Investors engaged in a legal battle for Galt’s Gulch Chile (pictured) hope they can get at least some of their money back via properties held by the project. (GGC Rehab) The legal battle for Galt’s Gulch Chile (GGC), the development project inspired by Ayn Rand’s dystopian novel Atlas Shrugged, is heatingHold On Libertarians: Macri Hasn’t Slayed the Socialist Leviathan
Although there might be a change of attitude, crony capitalism and populism are deeply entrenched in Latin America. (Montenegro Baena) EspañolAfter Mauricio Macri’s victory in Argentina, the idea that Latin America is leaving left-wing populism behind emerged. It might be possible. After all, populism has recently been defeated elsewhere in the region. AndWill the Real Chilean Voter Please Stand Up?
Support for Michelle Bachelet’s reforms is rising, which could spell bad news for the Chilean economy. (Diario Longino) EspañolIt appears that the public image of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet is in recovery mode, even if a a considerable majority of Chileans still regard her unfavorably. According to the GFK Adimark pollingWhy Two Chilean Guerrilla Turned Away from Communism
Coauthors Mauricio Rojas (left) and Roberto Ampuero (right) shared a similar path in becoming disillusioned with communist ideology. (Roberto Ampuero) EspañolWhat happens when two former Chilean exiles, both ex-communist militants, get together for a cup of coffee and have a long and honest conversation? Answer: the birth of a book, Diálogo deImmigrants that Are not Welcome in Chile
Immigrants from 51% of the countries of the world are not readily welcome in Chile. It is very difficult for most people in the world even to obtain a tourist visa. The restriction applies mainly, although not exclusively, to Third World, Muslim, violence-ridden and communist countries. Some notable non-Muslim standouts included in the lists are ... Read MoreMexico: The World Bank’s Best Place to Do Business in Latin America
While Singapore is still the best country across the globe to conduct business, according to the World Bank’s Doing Business index, Mexico and Chile top all Latin American countries. (Cosas de Emprendedor) EspañolOf all the countries in Latin America, Mexico is the best place for entrepreneurs, according to the World Bank
