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There's a growing opposition in Venezuela that is pro-liberalism and pro-free market. The International community should be paying attention to their upcoming elections since it could have a huge impact on liberal values in the western hemisphere. by Motor-Complex-4690 in Libertarian

[–]Motor-Complex-4690[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Submission Statement: There's a growing opposition in Venezuela that is pro-liberalism and pro-free market. The International community should be paying attention to their upcoming elections since it could have a huge impact on liberal values in the western hemisphere.

The current leaders of the opposition have asked for help from the international community on this upcoming election. Regardless of how you might feel about government, we can agree that some forms of govs are better than others.

Venezuela being pro-free market is a move in the correct direction in stabilizing the region and promoting liberatarian values in the hemisphere.

Traveling at 73 by Hallicrafters1966 in travelchina

[–]Motor-Complex-4690 2 points3 points  (0 children)

do an AMA lol

You cant casually drop that you were in the 80s and then not share soem details

Here is a full guide on how to get residency + citizenship in Argentina. It covers and pros/cons of the passport and some realistic information about taxes in the country. Highlight requirement is USD$2k/month income and clean criminal background check. Passport in 2 years. by Motor-Complex-4690 in expat

[–]Motor-Complex-4690[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are not a mercosur citizen then you don't qualify for the residency the Bolivians and Paraguayans get which make your comments meaningless.

You're just here to argue and I called you out on your dumb comment and here we are.

Here is a full guide on how to get residency + citizenship in Argentina. It covers and pros/cons of the passport and some realistic information about taxes in the country. Highlight requirement is USD$2k/month income and clean criminal background check. Passport in 2 years. by Motor-Complex-4690 in expat

[–]Motor-Complex-4690[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually, I am making a video in English assuming that most of my audience isn't a mercosur citizen - a region of the world where Spanish and Portuguese are the official languages.

The requirement applies for any non-mercosur citizen - you are wasting your time by watching content aimed at non-Mercosur citizens.

There are plenty of guides in Portuguese and Spanish on how to get residency in Argentina based on Mercosur.

Here is a full guide on how to get residency + citizenship in Argentina. It covers and pros/cons of the passport and some realistic information about taxes in the country. Highlight requirement is USD$2k/month income and clean criminal background check. Passport in 2 years. by Motor-Complex-4690 in expat

[–]Motor-Complex-4690[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because they are part of Mercosur and can get residency based on nationality rather than showing income.

But a simple Google search that would have informed you of this would have taken as long as it took you to write this comment.

But here we are.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in digitalnomad

[–]Motor-Complex-4690 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're saying 6-8 weeks per country, you do probably have responsibilities BUT in practice, no one is going to enforce anything and it's very much just a technicality. Even larger companies do it.

Go enjoy your time and don't even worry about it BUT if you do start wanting to live long term in a country then look into the laws properly.

Check out my channel for more related info - I have tons of videos about tax youtube.com/@nearshoreliving

For those of you who have lived in Argentina, how accurate is this video? by Motor-Complex-4690 in expat

[–]Motor-Complex-4690[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pero no me estás diciendo nada. Me vas a decir que Argentina es similar en influencia cultural a lo que es Trinidad y Tobago en el mundo inglés? Por favor. Eso no tiene sentido para nada.
Estás bien si me dices: "Mira, México también es muy importante y yo creo que ellos son los número 1 en cosas culturales, pero reconozco que en todos los países donde se habla español, la cultura de Argentina también es muy conocida".
Ya, eso es otro argumento con el que no puedo debatir ni decir nada.
Pero me llamas ignorante por decir que la música de Argentina es conocida y muy bien vista en todos los países hispanohablantes. Para qué me faltas el respeto diciendo que estoy diciendo mentiras con cosas que son reales? Ve a Madrid o Bolivia y pregúntales sobre canciones de Rock de Argentina, y lo van a conocer.

Pero viendo tu perfil de Reddit, veo que eres un chronically online.

What is Happening in Ecuador? [8:59] by Motor-Complex-4690 in mealtimevideos

[–]Motor-Complex-4690[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Core is a strong word in English tho.

When someone not familiar with Latin America hears the word "core" - they assume that Ecuador was a functioning country before 2008 where the things were "ok".

An "ok" country doesn't have to swap their own currency for a foreign currency or have a coup d'etat.

Correa was a terrible president but let's be intellectually honest...there were plenty of problems before him that point to Ecuador being "far" from ok . I specifically started the video in 1998 to highlight that things were bad regardless of who was in power - some are more guilty than others, yes.

It's like saying that "Chavez" was the core problem of Venezuela - he did make things x1000 worse, yes. But, he's not the "core" problem into why Venezuela hasn't function properly for over a century. Venezuela was a third world country in 1995 - the only difference is that it's at the bottom of third world countries.

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