Why Argentina Failed, Explained!

[@pablocastiglione4629]

A partir de la referencia de 1952 te pasaste 100 años en las referencias de fechas. Fuera de eso, buen video

[@perezdec]

Si mal la re flasheo el chabon jajajajaja ni se dio cuenta que animal jajajajaj

[@chaboncito3919]

Luego de la segunda guerra mundial llego la polvora a Sudamérica

[@raptorduck8785]

Y mandó tremenda fruta con el sol Inca. El sol que usamos nosotros es el de los masones, no el de los Inca.

[@Kaizen747]

aprende ingles

[@nahuel3433]

@@raptorduck8785 No la verdad es que nadie sabe. Puede ser tanto el sol mansonico, como ser inspirado por el sol inca o la otra es que es un sol jesuita cosa que hay muchas depicciones de virgenes maria vestidas de celeste y blanco con un solo con una cara similar con 36 rayos. 16 curvos y 16 rectos.

[@rijowanaazadtonni3572]

Love Argentina from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇦🇷. I know Argentina because of football and now I come to know about their their histroy, geography, economy, hospitality and so on. On top of that, I already fall in love with this beautiful country and people. Hope Argentina will rise again economically and I found them as world top ten economically developed nation which you had just few decades ago. Our country Bangladesh was rich last century but british colonization robbed us, then war and now corrupted government destroy us in many ways but hopefully we are still growing Alhamdulillah. Now, we still are keep going and trying to rise again economically and hope In-sha-Allah we will rise again. I want every success of Argentina in all sectors. Vamos Argentina ❤

[@Rammbriel]

Thanks to the World Cup Argentina opened again an embassy in Bangladesh and are now exporting regional products (like dulce de leche!)

[@martinlopez5416]

Thanks for your support in worldcup

[@sh3rfi]

Hey man! Great video! I'm from Argentina myself, and I wanted to say that you made a great job! It's a really nice explanation of my home country in a nutshell. Little side note tho: when you say "then the country united and disunited", you say the year 1952, I'm guessing it was a typing error, but that actually was in the year 1852. The same happens when you say that Buenos Aires re-joined the Confederation, it was in the year 1861, not 1961. It happens one more when you speak about the "Triple Alianza" war, you mention the year 1978, when in fact it was the year 1878. After that, you name the years correctly. I'm sure that it wasn't intentional and it was just a typing accident, but I wanted to clear that out if someone was a bit distracted to notice, years are important when speaking about nations with such a short history like Argentina. Anyway, great video my friend, you just got a new subscriber!

[@ayelentaborda3577]

Let me mention that in the video you SHOULD HAVE MADE REFERENCE TO FOLCLORE Music. Apart from that... quite complete

[@maximilianschwab9668]

El señor este estuvo muy bien dando datos geográficos, respecto del resto del video - supongo que equivocarse por una centuria en los hechos históricos no fue un hecho intencional - evidentemente no entendió que la mayoría de Argentina no quería a Buenos Aires como capital. ¿Porqué no? Por dos causas, la primera fue que la ciudad intentaba concentrar todo el poder en un solo lugar, lo cual es insensato teniendo un país tan grande, pero el tema mayor era el robo mediante la aduana de Buenos Aires y después de la batalla de Pavón, se robó desde esa ciudad directamente a la mayoría del resto del país, matando a los gobernantes locales y quedándose con sus campos y otras pertenencias de valor que fueron a parar todas a Buenos Aires. Desde aquel momento Argentina es una oligarquía plutocrática de tenor extremadamente feudal, en la cual la riqueza y propiedades se concentran en un grupo de no mas de 100 familias. Esta fue la gran diferencia con EE.UU., Canadá y Australia que repartieron los territorios entre una gran número de sus pobladores, no permitiendo que su capital fuese la ciudad más grande. De ese lugar salieron muy pocos ricos y una gran miseria para el resto del país y sus provincias, situación que con la excepción de Neuquén y Tierra del Fuego, continua hasta el día de hoy.

[@VictorArce79]

Adding to this typo I would added The oldest colonial settlement that still stands today is Santiago del Eatero City. The current city of Buenos Aires was founded in 1580. There was a previous settlement in the same geographical area but it was Abandoned after it was Raided my native maybe that is why the mix-up.

[@eduardor2319]

"infame Juan Perón"...infame las pelotas! Quien te pasó letra? Si no entendés por lo menos mencionalo sin descalificar

[@j1n3]

venia a corregir lo mismo, gracias capo

[@jlmagoya]

Hi, Buenos Aires, the official capital, has actually 3 million people as stated in the video. But with its outskirts, actually where most people live, you reach the 15 million people mark. It is called Gran Buenos Aires and it’s the second largest metropolitan area in South America after São Paulo. Plus, you have more or less 10 million more living in the province of Buenos Aires (300.000 km2, the size of all Italy). After that, you have 2.5 million square kilometres of land (half the European Union) where 23 million live. So you can have an idea of how crazy this is.

[@Esporos12342]

It's an incredible country, I have plans to go to study in Argentina and maybe create a life when I turn 22, the only fear is not being accepted by what I know about the stereotypes of Argentina. For now I am 17 years old in Florianopolis, I see several Argentines in practically every corner of Florianopolis, in my studies, even at work. they are teaching me spanish, they are amazing.

[@joaquinjoaquin3992]

Vení amigo, acá le damos la bienvenida a todos

[@arcearce8897]

If you will come, take care of thiefs. It might sound basic but they are a real problem here. We call them "chorros"

[@Etherealnow1]

venite brazuca, aca te re hacemos la segunda (?

[@francododorico2301]

En la clase de hoy aprenderemos "Cómo provocarle una apoplegía a tu profesora de inglés con una sola frase."

[@ninamanning8219]

Hi, i am from the USA AND i have lived in Argentina moust of my life AND people do not care that a was not born in Argentina (and I am black AND gay) people are ok in Argentina 😊

[@jobenmenachem2269]

Such a geographically blessed country with so many economic problems. I wonder why!

[@grancitodos7318]

Socialism.

[@idk-ye7ur]

@@grancitodos7318 No, corruption and social decadence.

[@alejandrotrew5326]

Por la aplicación continua de políticas económicas neoliberales y la dependencia del sistema financiero occidental , espero que esto último termine cuánto antes .

[@federicoratti4729]

One word, one man: Perón.

[@manugik]

It all begun with Operation Condor in 1974. United States started to infiltrate the Peronist movement (largest in southamerica) and after a few coup d'etat backed by UK and US we've received Democracy, everything went privatized and people became cattle of media and government.

[@madisonthecat88]

As a non-Argentine, I started to have a fascination with the country because of the word cup. (I felt so lucky seeing Messi lift the cup!) I can list at least 3 cities aside from Buenos Aires: Cordoba, Santa Fe, (both the cities), and Rosario.

[@CountriesExplained]

🔥

[@facundoriesco1369]

rosario which was considered the 2nd capital of the country in the beginnings of the 20th century is now an narco city state, they really messed this nation up

[@niCop411]

I'm so proud of you! Please, if you ever have the chance, come to visit Cordoba.

[@madisonthecat88]

@nicolasponce5506 Thank you! I really hope to visit in the near future. I live the Philippines and Argentina is so far away with no direct flights. 😢 I'm keeping my fingers crossed🤞

[@niCop411]

@@madisonthecat88 Oh that's great! don't you guys also speak Spanish in the Philippines? Well, what you can do is go somewhere else like Australia, and come from there. LatAm as a whole is beautiful.

[@BackwardSabotage]

My favorite KZbin genre? Foreign videos talking about my own country. All of Argentina's problems are, and always will be, entirely political.

[@IsmaelSantos-xv9qf]

Basicamente. La prohibicion y persecucion del peronismo nunca deberia haberse levantado. En el momento que dejamos a esos fascistas peronchos actuar el pais se fue cuesta abajo. El socialismo, en todas sus formas, es como el cancer: o lo detectas temprano y lo quemas tan rapido como sea posible, o crece y te mata.

[@Juan.R.Vera_LR]

Porque mrd escribís en inglés?? Pelotudo

[@MarcosReves]

I hope that by "political" you mean "human", given that the private sector has a big influence as well. Presidents come and go but the big old families from La Rural stay the same.

[@IsmaelSantos-xv9qf]

@@MarcosReves The problem is peronism, aka: Argentinian Fascism. As with all forms of socialism, if it's not purged entirely, it returns, and it ill never cease to corrupt and destroy everything unless erradicated completely.

[@averagetboihater8357]

it's strange to see so many people treating peron like a fucking cult leader and worshipping his every move, some devout peronists even have shitty statues of him like he's some sort of buddha, it's quite a paradoxical decadent corrupt ideology, because Peronists love to speak about how socialist tehy are and how much they care about class issues like the struggles of the workers, yet peron was an authoritarian right wing leader at best, post spain he became somehow even closer to franco. A neo-fascist president openly authoritarian it's kinda hard to udnerstand why peronists act like he's a paternal figure to our country, an ugly mark in history at best, the start of the downfall at worst@@IsmaelSantos-xv9qf

[@zovaynezovanyari5442]

I lived in Argentina for a few years. It will always have a place in my heart. The people are unique in temperament. I've been in 15 countries. I was there when Peron returned from exile.

[@kdexter2690]

What is your descent?

[@econ1505]

we are so proud 🇦🇷🦾

[@CountriesExplained]

🙌🇦🇷

[@thomasherrin6798]

That doesn't equate to being successful!?!

[@thedude1666]

Proud of what? Being poor?

[@Nuggets2000]

Being champion of the world in football

[@draigahan9400]

​@@thedude1666Proud of the people and culture of our country

[@marcoperez8421]

The stadium you show in the minute 6:50 is Uno, Estudiantes de La Plata's field (from the city of La Plata, where I was born and of cuorse I am an Estudiantes fan). The River Plate stadium is called El Monumental and is located in Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Great video, greetings from Argentina!

[@carefulconsumer8682]

If they could ever stabilize their economy, I'd be interested in loving there for a long time. Great scenery, warm people, excellent food, etc. Economy and leadership leaves a lot to be desired, which is strange given the high IQ of its people and all its natural resources.

[@TuxraGamer]

High IQ? Hahaha, that's because you get to talk to the cool ones.

[@mharg6408]

@@TuxraGamer I think he s comparing with another countries and basing of historical facts, he is right.

[@bribriibribrii]

Yesss!! Im from there and i feally feel that :(

[@carefulconsumer8682]

@damianreyes3297 Es verded, amigo.

[@esPabloL]

It's because of the natural resources that a country like Argentina can't stabilize its economy. Foreign interests, lobbies, etc.

[@Fenixisreal]

Thanks for talking about my country Vamos Argentina

[@Elsalvatore8221]

If it were not for the corrupt government, Argentina would be one of the best countries

[@alejandrotrew5326]

En todo caso " los gobiernos corruptos "

[@Elsalvatore8221]

e @@alejandrotrew5326

[@tranzient]

es verdad maldito gobierno gusaaa

[@AmirBazan-f4b]

@@alejandrotrew5326 la culpa no es del chancho, sino de quien le da de comer.

[@baku81]

Corrijo, a pesar de los malos gobiernos argentina sigue siendo el mejor país del mundo

[@argiedude3762]

Oh Argentina is so beautiful yet so vast, I have lived in Argentina for 29 years and I have yet to explore half of it

[@francod3892]

que hermosa argentina el mejor país del mundo! saludos desde argentina

[@Juan.R.Vera_LR]

Que comentario más boludo! 😒

[@Julian-nh4hw]

​@@Juan.R.Vera_LRjajaja te lo juro

[@gutsandglory1934]

@@Julian-nh4hw mas boludos son ustedes! la gente empezo a comentar ese tipo de cosas desde el mundial !!

[@introspection827]

Fella moved Argentinian history one century later 💀

[@pabloolivero2783]

That i was about to say

I'm still trying to make sense of that error. I mean, he mixed some tribal fights with the century where nukes had been dropped and men made it to space. Like, did you even hear in your head what you were talking?

[@user-du5nh7kw3n]

¡Islas Malvinas siempre Argentinas! ❤

[@ninamanning8219]

Yes ❤🎉

[@thomasherrin6798]

No they are not, you have already found that out, the majority of the people on the Falklands Islands (Including descendants of the original UK settlers) chose to remain under the protection of the UK by a majority of over 99%, they are majorly self governing and the islands are better defended these days!?!

[@user-du5nh7kw3n]

@@thomasherrin6798 They are invaders, it is the same as thousands of Argentines going to live in their country and changing the name to "El Lacayo" and telling the world that it is Argentine territory. Doesn't make sense right?

[@youxkio]

... with British people living and speaking the English Language. Cómo explicarás eso?

[@murkywaters5502]

No. Argentina nunca tuvo un reclamo indiscutible sobre las islas. Concéntrese en fomentar un país que otros quieran emular. Si Argentina tiene dificultades a pesar de ya tener algunas de las mejores tierras del mundo debido a su mentalidad, criminalidad y economía abominables, ¿qué te hace pensar que tener algunas islas cambiaría las cosas?

[@satsukitsuruga4020]

It's overall a good video, I would also mention René Favaloro's heart bypass that has saved so many people.

[@nahuel236-b5d]

Hello from Argentina. Beautiful video and very informative, it's clear the effort you've put into it, thank you for such dedication. Regarding the Falkland Islands, it's important to clarify that the war was decided by Videla (a dictator) and he forced 18-year-old young men to go to war without prior preparation, and under very harsh conditions, as some of them died due to the cold. I also wanted to clarify that the Falklands have always been Argentine, but it was the British who invaded the islands first. P.S.: The country is suffering due to the corrupt politicians in power; I could present evidence and provide more explanations if needed.

[@Marumili]

for clarification, the war was decided by Galtieri, also a dictator.

[@thomasherrin6798]

The British never invaded the island, first it claimed it as sovereign territory, nobody inhabited it, it then had French and Spanish invaders who were cleared off and the British settlers inhabited it from there on, Argentina has never had settlers on the Falklands. Argentina's government of the day decided to attack the Falklands in the 1980's because they were struggling with domestic issues and it was used as an excuse to incite national fervour, however it failed. The islanders themselves have voted by over 99% to remain under the protection of the UK, and that's the best indication of who runs it. If Argentina sorts out its corruption problem and becomes a more wealthy state it might have some traction on replacing British protection, but at present it has none!?!

[@murkywaters5502]

No. Argentina nunca tuvo un reclamo indiscutible sobre las islas. Concéntrese en fomentar un país que otros quieran emular. Si Argentina tiene dificultades a pesar de ya tener algunas de las mejores tierras del mundo debido a su mentalidad, criminalidad y economía abominables, ¿qué te hace pensar que tener algunas islas cambiaría las cosas? Esas pobres almas jóvenes fallecieron a causa de la fallida dictadura de Galtieri. Te insto a que ayudes a poner fin a la perpetuación de la mentalidad enferma de Argentina, o que se sientan cómodos siendo un país condenado que no aprende nada. Y los políticos corruptos vienen de alguna parte. Obvio que una cantidad suficiente de la población general los habilita. Hay que mirarse al espejo y cambiar la mentalidad poco a poco como pueblo.

[@leozelarayan]

Nadie va a negar que el nombre de Tierra del Fuego en inglés suena muy épico "The Land of the Fire", suena muy a lugar mitológico o medieval para un lugar infernal y lleno de mónstruos que soportan tales calores

[@murkywaters5502]

El nombre "Tierra del Fuego" no está traducido al inglés, sino que se mantiene en su idioma original (castellano). Nunca se dice "the Land of Fire". De todos modos, los angloparlantes nunca piensan en el lugar, igual que a los argentinos nunca piensan en, digamos, la isla Fraser de Australia.

[@leozelarayan]

@@murkywaters5502 en realidad si hay cosas que se transcriben al idioma del que hablas, porque Múnich por ejemplo no es así en el idioma original, en alemán es München. Así que hay lugares que sí se transcriben.

[@leozelarayan]

@@mauro100 si, pero siento que le quita un poco de epicidad ajjaja

[@burnermail5491]

argentina is truly a beautiful and diverse country, i hope th get the chance to know it some day. greetings from chaco

[@LaCondenadaMataTuertoYT]

😂😅

[@ariel._.9186]

There's a big problem with the dates, argentina's history starts in 1816 not in 1916

[@ismaelschmidt1405]

4:23 The fact that he talked about Nahuelito gives me years of life

[@rodrigovelazquez8077]

Muchas gracias!!! Saludos desde Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego

[@CountriesExplained]

🙏🙌😁

[@alejandrotrew5326]

Mejor terminas la primaria y luego te atreves a publicar pelotudeces

[@LampTwiceOver]

I was expecting a very incorrect and agressive analysis. I was pleasantly surprised. It is true that it only scratches the surface and that argentinian barbeque is not actually how we do it but this was nice.

[@UnemployedDM]

The Nothernmost Argentinian Settlement is La Quiaca...but you were close

[@martindione386]

and the place of Salvador Mazza in the map was also wrong sooo many mistakes in this video

[@alepacha76]

Excelent Resume. There is only one mistake. 1852 instead of 1952 it was when the civil war between Federals and Unitarians ended. And1879 it was the beggining of the "Desert Campaign" until 1906/1910. It was a occupation of the patagonia's land, wich was populated by aborigens.

[@fernandoch6473]

At least you nailed the right pronunciation for Fitz Roy

[@seanmahoney-e6e]

I loved every minute I spent in Argentina. They definitely know how to asado

[@estudiantes68]

6:49 that's the stadium of Estudiantes de La Plata, in the city of diagonals. Not river plate stadium.

[@mattpotter2560]

Estudiantes de la plata hablaba de que todo se llama plata para el origen del virreinato síndrome de down

[@SOCCERNUT32]

Argentine-American here., great video ! best of both worlds, love Argentina.. my roots and have family there. All American though. lol

[@jamesrosemary2932]

I have to make a big correction. The Conquest of the Desert was not against the native peoples but to enforce Argentine sovereignty against cattle rustlers crossing the Andes Mountains. The absence of the State allowed Chileans, most of them of Mapuche ethnicity, hence the confusion about who the campaign was directed against, to cross into Argentine territory to steal cattle and sell them in the Pacific ports. In fact, the Argentine Army under the command of General Roca, who was charged with the task, recruited many native Tehuelches into its ranks who were also victims of the Mapuche marauders.

[@mharg6408]

And we must add the Frenchs, English and maybe anothers that desired the land.

[@JamesSmith-ui2hv]

Actually the Mapuches are not the first people or nation in Chile and they are not natives of Chile , they arrived from Argentina to Chile , they came from the south of Brazil , travelling along the pampas until they reached Chile , their last possible destination , they were an invader tribe

[@elchurcho2704]

​@@JamesSmith-ui2hvnot to mention that Mapuches where responsable for the genocide one of Argentina native cultures the Tehuelches.

[@Shifinline999]

​@@JamesSmith-ui2hvno, eran originarios del norte de chile, por que mentis?y si, eran invasores chilenos y los argentinos los regresamos de donde vinieron, de igual forma matamos a los indigenas autoctonos de aca.

[@Shifinline999]

Hicimos bien en desterrar a esos salvajes mapuches. Todo apunta que la patagonia chilena se independizara. Todo por tenerles piedad, mientras que del lado de argentina son inexistentes

[@Casscapri]

Thank you so much for this interesting video!

[@walking4kargentina202]

So many developed countrys and big companys making bad things allowed by corrput goberments for so many years (including military goberments)

[@FacundoPombo]

You say Messi, you get a Like... Messi AND Diego... a new subscriber!

[@ariohandoyo5973]

I don't know anything about Argentina so sad, Q: what makes Argentina loved by some people? Hi, new subscriber from Indonesia.😁

[@marcos14223]

the food the women and our music

[@SoothSayer182]

And football

[@IsmaelSantos-xv9qf]

Good things about Argentina: -People are welcoming towards foreigners. -Normal people are open minded. -Nice places to visit. -Food is good. -Ladies are cute. Bad things about Argentina: -High crime rate, specially in big cities. Mostly because criminals can vote and politicians, particularly the more Left ones, favor criminals over law-abiding citizens. If a criminal stabs you to death, it's gonna be walking away within days in some cases; but if you kill it in self defense you can face decades of prison. -Infested with socialism. Argentinian Fascism has two names here: Peronism and Kirchnerism. The adherents are quite fanatical. -The Economy is a wreck. Decades of peronist governments pushing destructive policies of abusive taxation, reckless money printing, ridiculous regulations and subsidising parasites leading to enourmous deficit.

[@SoothSayer182]

@@IsmaelSantos-xv9qf JAJAJ buen resumen

[@matiassanchez1679]

​@@SoothSayer182posta, la re pego

[@gni8031]

ARGENTINA, ARGENTINA, ARGENTINA!!!

[@estudiantes68]

9:58 the conquist of the desert was way before 1978. In that year I was 8 years old, and had never seen an indian in my life. Indians are a recent phenomenom, and they're coming from Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay, etc.

[@claudiopiazza3793]

1978 😂

[@alangilmour1341]

it was a typo. Quiso decir 1878 y dijo 1978. Bien notado.

[@martindione386]

que se hable de los mapuches en los últimos años no significa que sean recientes, y si no viste un indio en tu vida es porque no salis lo suficiente

[@sebsmate]

QUE GRANDE ARGENTINAAAAAAAA

[@luisibanez3600]

Es un pais Grande no un pequeñito pais, GRANDE ARGENTINA POR SIEMPRE❤

[@THIAGUX99]

cuando dijo que fuera pequeñito(?

[@gutsandglory1934]

@@THIAGUX99 tu novia te dijo que pequeñito

[@laluenbaires]

I'm so glad I watched this video on my TV! Beautiful shots of the best of the country. Despite it all, I'm so glad I was born here 🇦🇷 Dulce de leche Alfajores Chocotorta Helado Pizza de roquefort I'm so hungry now, and I already brushed my teeth 😅

[@hnorrstrom]

Very good video about an interesting country. However some small errors when talking about years, mixing up 19 and 18 hundred, that got me pretty confused.

[@amos_melkersson]

Great video! Underrated.

[@Belcebuyamigos]

GOOD JOB MAN! You made me spend a few tears. Im so proud of my country yet so ashamed of my Government (i do like some politicians but they are few and not so "followed"), that all of those statistics made me think of greater, elusive times for my people. Thanks a lot.

[@Diegoscort1]

excelente trabajo! el mas completo detallado que he visto. felicitaciones!

[@juanignacio5493]

aguante Argentina papaaa 🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@AnkitKumar-sn8hq]

hey, your content is quite good. I was looking for such channel. Thank u. Keep up the good work bro.

[@CountriesExplained]

Thank you! 😁

[@mvpeluffo]

Amazing country

[@eyestoenvy]

Gorgeous country

[@agustinseas9595]

MUUCHAAAAACHOOOOOOOOOO⭐⭐⭐

[@IvanQuaglia]

many thanks for such a nice video about my country!

[@federicodagostino4696]

El estadio "uno" es el estadio de "Estudiantes de la plata", el de River Plate es el estadio Monumental

[@murray9807]

0:12 You could have shown a stadium that has finished it's construction.

[@FranP25]

El estadio del más grande

[@joaqueto5097]

Pegueeee pegueeeeee Murrayyy

[@victor21g]

Buenos Aires... "until Peronism arrived in 1946" When the Rockefeller Center began to be built, in Buenos Aires the Kavanagh building already existed. When Standart Oil began to build its first kilometer of pipeline, YPF Argentina had 35 kilometers of pipeline and 95 wells to explore. The Buenos Aires subway was the first in Latin America along with those in Moscow, Paris, London and New York. The world's first branch of Bank Boston opened in Buenos Aires. When Ford Motor decided to leave the US, it opened its first factories in Paris, London and Buenos Aires. being the first in Latin America. The first and only Harrod's store outside of London, opened in the Florida pedestrian street in Buenos Aires. Argentina was the first military power in South America, the second in America and the sixth economic power in the world. The Central Bank came to have excess gold bars in its vault and had to be guarded by soldiers inside and outside the bank. Until Peronism arrived in 1946. Neither Germany is Nazi, nor Italy is fascist, nor Russia is Stalinist. The only ones who still vote for Peronism after 70 years are the Argentines (new Argentines). Peronism was always clear that taking a poor person out of poverty and educating him implied losing a voter. That's how they've been handled since 1946. George Rubnicius. I add: and how some prosper and want to have business. What Peronism does is import poor people from other countries. whom you can buy with social plans (money) for your vote. prnt . sc / e537qbDDLLhy prnt . sc / WTW3JGX2Udzq prnt . sc / LTLIyghUaOQM prnt . sc / q9ZdDraKPQ1e prnt . sc / LWjAJzG1f0ML

[@claudioacevedomorilla9604]

@victor21g Excelente resumen de nuestras glorias y nuestra mayor desgracia: el peronismo

[@nicosilva8724]

suck una buena japi

[@juliocrey1]

Si algún día el liberalismo fuera algo bueno entonces el peronismo se convertiría al liberalismo y le daría clases de liberalismo al resto. Si algún día el comunismo fuera algo bueno entonces el peronismo se convertiría al comunismo y le daría clases de comunismo al resto. Somos lo que se necesita ser, no estamos atados a nada, somos versátiles y somos los mejores. VIVA PERON.

[@jamesrosemary2932]

@@juliocrey1 Son los mejores fabricando pobres. El peronismo tiene todo su pasado por delante.

[@pedromaradona4045]

Te olvidas de la dictadura...

[@TheWannalala]

Gr8 job. Nice explanation for ppl outside of South America

[@ameyakulkarni6493]

🇪🇨ECUADOR🇪🇨 🇵🇾PARAGUAY🇵🇾 🇺🇾URUGUAY🇺🇾 🇻🇪VENEZUELA🇻🇪

[@juanmarin6557]

00:31 I could name 10 cities, but also I'm from a neighbor country, and have visited myself some of these beautiful places. This is my list: ✓ Buenos Aires Cordoba ✓ Mendoza ✓ Bariloche ✓ El Calafate ✓ Ushuaia Salta ✓ La Plata Rosario Mar del plata ✓ = I've visited

[@FabyRuth2]

Malvinas will always be a sensitive subjet for us but I could add that Malvinas were taken by Spain y 1766, after we declare our independency we considery them an inheritance. We settle in Malvinas since 1820. Ingland took them by force in 1833. The war in 1982 was a sad attemp of justify a military goverment.

[@thomasherrin6798]

The first recorded person to land on the Falklands was Captain John Strong in 1690, the island was uninhabited. The French colonies were first Established in the Port Louis on the East Falkland Islands in 1764, in 1765 the UK landed on West Falklands and claimed sovereignty over it and the surrounding Falklands islands, a British settlement was established in 1766 , the Spanish bought the French settlement also in 1766, the British withdrew their settlement in 1774 but did not relinquish their sovereignty, in 1811 all garrisons or settlement departed the Falklands, in 1816 Argentina declared it's independence from Spain and asserted its authority over the Falklands as the successor state to Spain (Although having no presence on the Falklands) and in 1820-1821 Colonel Jewett employed by Argentina who started out as a privateer, but before he landed on the Falklands he captured two neutral ships (Portuguese and US) which changed his status to pirate and therefore all his actions were illegal under the laws from that time. Argentina tried to establish a garrison on the Falklands Islands on the 6/10/1832 and three months later in 1833 the British who never relinquished it's sovereignty sent a warship to the old French colony (Bought by Spain) in 1833 and expelled the Argentinian military (Without loss of life) who never returned from that date (Untill the illegal invasion in the 1980's), the Falkland islanders in the last election voted by over 99% to stay a Overseas Territory of the UK and is majorly self governing. Had the UK not blockaded the Spanish and French ships Argentina might not have secured its independence!?!

[@murkywaters5502]

Esas pobres almas jóvenes fallecieron a causa de la fallida dictadura de Galtieri. Una guerra sin sentido. Muy triste

[@lalimasson]

Muy buen resumen, aunque hubo algunos errores. En 1806 y 1807 los que intentaron invadir Buenos Aires fueron los Ingleses, y fueron derrotados ambas veces por las milicias criollas. La constitución fué dictada en 1853 y todas las fechas que pusiste al respecto no son del siglo XX, sino del XIX. Perdón fue un gran estadista, muy amado por su pueblo y electo democráticamente, a pesar de ser militar. En su gobierno se asentaron los derechos de los trabajadores y creció la clase media con un Estado de Bienestar. En cuanto a las Islas Malvinas, fueron colonia española, luego pasaron a formar parte del territorio argentino, hasta que en 1833 los ingleses la invadieron y echaron a sus habitantes argentinos. En su momento hubo algún intento infructuoso de recuperarlas, luego se siguió reclamando por la vía diplomática. Pero en 1983 se cumplían los 150 años de su invasión, así que los militares decidieron hacer una toma simbólica, para no perder el derecho al reclamo y luego, lamentablemente, pasó a mayores. De todas formas, si bien hubo un cese al fuego, nunca se firmó una rendición oficial y formal. Por lo que seguimos teniendo derecho al reclamo. Argentina sería una potencia mundial si no fuera por los políticos corruptos e inescrupulosos que nos gobiernan. Quien sabe, tal vez las cosas cambien. 💞😘

[@supergogu2011]

Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon. End the Central Bank. Chau!

[@nopara73]

VIVA LA LIBERTAD CARAJO

[@mingo7929]

You should do a video on Croatia. That would be very interesting!

[@CountriesExplained]

Absolutely will! 🙌🇭🇷

[@mingo7929]

@@CountriesExplained great!

[@JotitaDEFFE]

buen video pa, muy bien explicado

[@10RP97]

As an Argentine it made me laugh when you said name 5 cities 😂 i actually started listing em 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@CountriesExplained]

😂👌

[@Abraham_Flexner]

I am not from Argentina, but I had no difficulty in naming 5 cities of that country. I heard that Termas de Rio Hondo is very hot, and Ushuaia is very cold. In Corrientes, people speak an indigenous language. Puerto Iguazú is close to Iguazú Falls. Mendoza is famous for its wine. I don't know exactly why people talk so much about San Miguel de Tucumán. Other interesting cities: Rosario, La Plata and Córdoba.

[@marcos14223]

@@Abraham_Flexner Not only in Corrientes, Entre Rios and Misiones ppl talk Guarani too, (the indigenous language) and they talk it in Paraguay too

[@Abraham_Flexner]

@@marcos14223 I didn't know that people speak Guarani in Entre Rios and Misiones.

[@marcos14223]

@@Abraham_Flexner Yes, all provinces near Paraguay speak it a little, or at least is common to use some guarani words mixed with spanish, Guarani is spoken specially outside the towns and city, in the rural area

[@Samilazz_]

Bro literally knows more about Argentina than me. I'm Argentinian.

[@Thomas_Nikopoulos]

As a Watford fan i felt it in the president part

[@CountriesExplained]

😅🤷‍♂️

[@Thomas_Nikopoulos]

@@CountriesExplained great video tho keep grinding

[@CountriesExplained]

@@Thomas_Nikopoulos thanks a lot! Appreciate it 🙏

[@estudiantes68]

He didn't even mention the 5 presidents in 11 days, during the 2001 crisis.

[@alavalle69]

@@estudiantes68No nos privamos de nada 😂😂😂 Podemos dar cursos de cómo superar todo tipo de crisis: solo nos falta ser inmortales 😂😂

[@PoolGyall5441]

I think countries like Argentina prove that while geography is of-course important to a countries success. It isn’t EVERYTHING like some make it out to be.

[@murkywaters5502]

It reminds me of the classic economics quote by Simon Kuznets: "There are four kinds of countries: developed countries, underdeveloped countryies Japan and Argentina." Argentina is a perplexing failure and squandered every possible advantage it had when it really should be one of the most prosperous countries in the world. I'm not holding my breath for Argentina to get better. At the end of the day, a society comes to the core ideals and mentality its inhabitants hold. If the mentality is sick, then all is lost.

[@UCN2027]

Argentina is paying an un-signed Versailles treaty because of the South Atlantic war in 1982. UK is always putting it nose on internal affairs.

[@lonewolfhero3526]

Thank god the pirates are losing their grasp on the World Stage.

[@thomasherrin6798]

The Falklands Islands is an External affair to Argentina it's only "close"!?!

[@thomasherrin6798]

​@@lonewolfhero3526 The UK is the 6th biggest economy by GDP in the World, it's military is ranked 5th in the World, it's land mass is 80th in the World, its population is 21st in the World, by comparison Argentina is 23rd economy by GDP in the World, its military is ranked 28th in the World and it's land mass is 8th in the World its population is 33rd in the World, perhaps you should sort out your own "mainland" affairs before involving yourself in the affairs of others or you will have another bloody nose!?!

[@lonewolfhero3526]

@@thomasherrin6798 seems that i hit a nerve... What's the matter, pirate? Afraid of the fact that your grasp in the world stage is dwindling?

[@iiREYteoii]

this guy really dropped the "you know argentina? name 3 cities" lol

[@luvluv3793]

9:41 :*1851

[@luvluv3793]

9:55 :*1878*

[@Adventure_2nature]

I'm coming Argentina!

[@dennis771]

They have a great soccer team and a beautiful language is all that matters lol

[@facundomolli3089]

futbol team

[@alavalle69]

5 Nobel prices, cientists, great music and Literature, tasteful food: we, as spaniards and italians, know how to enjoy life with 100% passion.

[@dennis771]

@@alavalle69 Haha funny. What’s that doing for your economy now?

[@alavalle69]

@@dennis771 1) Our economy is doing ok: economy and finance is not the same. 😀 2) The problem is politics: too many traitors to get id of. 3) Probably, after WWIII starting, lots of smart asses like you will beg us to receive them in our country. 😀

[@dennis771]

@@facundomolli3089 Soccer ⚽️ 😀

[@fedeneder8622]

Minute 6:50 that is NOT the River Plate stadium, that is the Estudiantes de La Plata stadium "uno"

[@BlackFeDeX]

England attacked the Malvinas Islands in the 70s, not the other way around. The islands are Argentine, historically speaking (Falkland is the name England gave when they won the war)

[@lonewolfhero3526]

Exactly. First they were french, then those french islands got conquered by Spanish conquistadors, then we inherited those islands after we gained our freedom. Then, shortly after, some pirates that claimed to hail from the Royal Crown itself took it, and we took it back. And at last, while we were under military dictatorship, a failing and corrupted british govnerment tried to use it as an excuse to save face and... well, it all came to a pointless war between 2 corrupted mongrels in wich many innocent died.

[@thomasherrin6798]

It is an "Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" voted by over 99% of the Falkland islanders in the last election to remain that way (As they are mostly of UK descent not Argentinian). The Falklands was not inhabited until the French put a settlement on the East Falklands in 1764, the UK expedition in 1765 claimed sovereignty of the West Falklands and all the neighbouring islands, and in 1766 the Spanish bought the French colony and the UK settled in the West Falklands, the UK had some toing and froing but never relinquished it's sovereignty and since 1833 has continuously held sovereignty and presence on the Falkland Islands, Argentina in a suprise attack illegally invaded the island for 74 days in the 1980's until the UK reasserted its sovereignty!?!

[@murkywaters5502]

No. Argentina nunca tuvo un reclamo indiscutible sobre las islas. Concéntrese en fomentar un país que otros quieran emular. Si Argentina tiene dificultades a pesar de ya tener algunas de las mejores tierras del mundo debido a su mentalidad, criminalidad y economía abominables, ¿qué te hace pensar que tener algunas islas cambiaría las cosas?

[@lonewolfhero3526]

@@murkywaters5502 nadie piensa que volver a tener las islas cambie el panorama político, dejá de decir boludeces. Lo único que reclamamos es lo que nos pertenece por derecho, algo que cada día es más posible gracias a que los piratas estan perdiendo poder e influencia. Además, el problema nisiquiera es nuestra mentalidad, sino una corrupción política que nos jodio y mucho, desde Menem hasta los K. Y es un problema que poco a poco esta desapareciendo. A la proxima, deja de hablar en nombre de un país del que ni perteneces, ni en el que naciste.

[@murkywaters5502]

@@lonewolfhero3526 "Si no eres nada sin el traje, no te lo mereces". Los políticos corruptos no se crean de la nada, sino que provienen de un determinado segmento de la población, y una cantidad suficiente de la población general permite su mal comportamiento. Argentina tiene algunas de las mejores tierras del mundo y debería ser uno de los países más prósperos. Sin embargo, si existe un patrón común de fracaso durante incontables años, esto sólo puede significar un defecto grave en términos de mentalidad. Pensaría que una base sólida de valores, prosperidad económica y baja criminalidad son cosas a priorizar en comparación con ganar copas y obsesionarse en un pequeño conjunto de islas. Hay que mirarse en el espejo como pueblo y hacer los cambios graduales necesarios a lo largo de generaciones (cerca de 100 años)--o que sigan sintiéndose miserables y enojados, culpandoles a los demás en lugar de ser constructivos por ustedes mismos.

[@danielpiedecasas1346]

It is important to mention that Buenos Aires city is an administrative district, the whole city is much bigger comprising a massive urban area with mor than 12 million of souls and functioning as one city in several aspects

[@maximilianschwab9668]

You got a couple of topics COMPLETELY WRONG. The secession war happened in the XIX and not in the XX century as you say in the video. Then the rest of the country DID NOT WANT TO KEEP Buenos Aires AS ITS CAPITAL CITY. The elite in that city imposed a plutocratic oligarchy over the rest of the country that functioned (apparently) well until all the immigrants came because the system did not share the riches with the majority of the population but concentrated it together with all the assets, and so made an extremely small group very rich while the majority stayed poor. So the country as a whole was never rich. What you showed here is extremely simplistic ... the GDP says NOTHING about how and where the money is, even less if it is used to develop a place or just flies away.

[@jamesrosemary2932]

Well, my friend. History and data contradict your assertions. If Argentina was never as rich a country as the video claims, why did Europeans choose to move to Argentina, to remain poor? The reality is quite different. Any immigrant who arrived in Argentina towards the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century could have access to things that were almost impossible in his native Europe, such as owning a house, a piece of land, establishing a business or an industry, higher education. That is why Europeans chose to emigrate to Argentina or the USA.

[@maximilianschwab9668]

@@jamesrosemary2932 Well, the majority of the people you are talking about remained poor, just not as poor as they were in Europe. I think we have a problem of differentiation here. Because to possess a large GDP does not mean that the people of that country are rich. To explain what I am talking about you need to know the following fact, while the USA, Canada, and Australia distributed the land available between millions of their inhabitants, after a civil war the winning party stole that land from the losing country/population and put it in very, very few hands. In other words, they converted the newly built country into a medieval feudal system, in which a group of around 100 families possessed almost everything and the vast majority almost nothing. As long as the population remained small, there was enough to share between that small number of inhabitants, but then as the immigrants came, this obsolete system began to crumble into pieces. By the 1930s was obvious that the system stopped working properly and in 1976 the Americans imposed a military dictatorship to be able to steal goods in an organized manner (the same as in Chile, Iran, Irak, Brazil, Bolivia, Niger, Nigeria, the whole of Europe, Japan, and the other 150 countries they keep occupied) then the country fell into chaos and extreme poverty, with every new president (with some few exceptions) the country went deeper down the ally of destruction until we arrived today. The same 100 families and now the Americans steal and destroy as they want, without anybody being able to do anything against it.

[@DonOmarRamiro]

From 0 to 13 I lived in Argentina, then 5 years in Miami, then back to Argentina for 17 years, now back in the US for about 3 years... It hurts so much to see this kind of videos... The potential we have... But invaded and inundated by SOCIALISM and its corruption type of goverment... We are around 20-22 economy in the world... We should be in the top 10 at least... And this with no 1500 years old history or civilizations... (I mean advanced civilizations with politics and actual break-throughs, the Incas or Mayas we advance on a simple scale...)

[@jake_edinburgh]

Too much Europe had alienated me from the channel

[@CountriesExplained]

Mixing it up! 😁

[@Mas3452001]

Maybe they'd be better off if they didn't partake in horrific fiscal irresponsibility. Eventually, someone will call in their debt, and they will have to do a fire sale on some of those natural assets.

[@adrianignaciojaureguiarrio533]

Milei Presidente!

[@ManuYoCom]

Lo lindo de ver estos videos hechos por gente de afuera es que te recuerdan lo hermoso que es este pais. Definitivamente el mejor pais del mundo LPM

[@gonzapelayo]

pensar que en 2024 vamos a convertirnos en el pais mas capitalista del mundo, me da escalofrios pensar a que nivel va a cambiar todo

[@TheLAMARQUENET]

Si realmente pasa algo así cosa que veo difícil dado la bomba nuclear que queda de este gobierno. Seguramente comienza un buen ciclo. Pero primero hay que pagar las cuentas del quilombo que nos dejó massa.

[@Mps733]

Que exageración!! Es imposible pasar de la socialdemocracia al liberalismo en tan poco tiempo y mas teniendo en cuenta que el 90% de los politicos son socialistas. Va a llevar muchos años.

[@gonzapelayo]

@@Mps733 en realidad no va a ser en 2024, pero sí en 2025 como mucho, primero hay que dolarizar

[@jamesrosemary2932]

@@Mps733 ¿Qué social democracia?

[@angelmatematico45]

​@@Mps733socialdemócacia hay en Dinamarca yy es uno de los países más estables, más seguros, del mundo.

[@Wackgamer]

Muy buen video!

[@FreedomLovin]

Javier Milei can restore this once great country. What has happened there is an absolute tragedy based on power and greed. They need to ditch government.

[@nicosilva8724]

bananananaaa

[@jamesrosemary2932]

Another messiah savior of the country? Argentines, have you learned nothing from the time of the caudillos, Rosas, Perón, Duhalde, Kirchner and so on? Argentina does not need all-powerful saviors of the country. You'll need to change your mentality. You'll need to understand that democracy, republicanism and the rule of law are not concepts that are studied in school and that's it. They are ways of life that led to the development of many different countries more unfortunate than Argentina is now.

[@Kerozen4]

@@jamesrosemary2932 The real problem with my country is that it has a very big case of "but the people are retarded" and we idolize politicians that robs us but buy us bread before the elections. What was socialism in its day became populism and now is the cancer of this place.

[@FreedomLovin]

@@jamesrosemary2932 do you know anything about Milei? He is proposing to be anything but all-powerful. He wants the government to have far less power!

[@jamesrosemary2932]

@@FreedomLovin Yes, I know who he is. Don't vote people, vote ideas.

[@JFoxStar]

Excuse me... "proud of their country" "love the country"? not even close brother, im an Argentinian, born and raised and got to say that it fucking sucks. Sure, its nice seeing the country from the outside with the beautiful landscape we have and how big the country is by itself, but if you look into it, i mean REALLY look in to it, you'll realize this place is hell, bad economy, terrible security and a laughable government, the left wing destroyed the country and brainwashed the people to believe that it's alright to live off the state and that they should never go to work or grow as a person as long as they make sure the left wing is still in control of the country. Meanwhile the people that work their assess off every day BARELY earn enough to survive the rest of the month, and if you have a family it gets worse, if you're an honest fella and try to make a living without resorting to the criminal underworld, then you're going to be struggling for some long years. As i said before, the landscape sure is nice, but a beautiful landscape doesnt feed a family, neither does it makes money magically appear in your wallet. Im 24 years old and im sadly still stuck in this disgusting place, i've been working since i was 16 years old, and i've been saving money since i was 21 to leave this god forsaken land but sadly it gets harder every year, a dollar is worth 745 AR$ as of today 25/09/2023, and the average income of the middle class is around 120.000/160.000 AR$ with that said, 120.000 AR$ = 161USD and 160.000 AR$ = 214USD, and to put in perspective, a carton of milk is around 400 AR$ and 500 AR$, the meat is between 2500 AR$ and 4700 AR$ per kilo (gets more expensive if you want to eat good quality meat), a jug of water is between 700 AR$ and 1200 AR$, roasted coffee is between 930 AR$ and 1190 AR$, a pack of cigarrettes is between 800 AR$ and 910 AR$, the electricity bill for a family of 3/4 is between 21.000 AR$ and 31.000 AR$, and if you're not living with your parents and are paying rent we're talking on a range between 80.000 AR$ and 129.000 AR$ in Buenos Aires alone. People who live outside of South America think that Argentina is a paradise because of its landscape, most people who live in Argentina and have at least 2 working braincells would agree that it is a paradise, for corruption, insecurity and inflation, the average argentinian robber WILL kill you to take your wallet, cellphone and shoes, 2 months ago i think, an 11 year old girl was killed from a punch to the stomach because 2 guys in a bike wanted her cellphone, they only got caught because the case went to mainstream media, but most cases people get killed or badly beaten up by a robber, and less than 24hs later the robber is released, and if its a underage delinquent they just get a slap on the wrist and get sent home. I think a few years ago, a case went viral about an European who came on vacation to Argentina, the poor guy got shot on the leg by a robber and had to be amputated. Do i need to explain more? Do i need to make a longer tangent? WE are not proud of our country, im ASHAMED of being an Argentinian and i cant wait to be able to leave this place for good. PS: Fuck the Falklands Wars, The Falkland Islands or Islas Malvinas as we call it, are not and will NEVER be Argentinian, young innocent teenagers were sent to a slaughterhouse just to prove how competent our Army was and ended up being a disaster with thousands of families destroyed, those kids who died in there, were never heroes, they were victims disguised as heroes, rest in peace to every poor soul who died in that pointless fight. TL;DR: Fuck Argentina.

[@Bola0cho]

what do u do for a living? where u going when u get out? im curious

[@aleliortega]

1 We love Perón he gave workers and women most right we have today and 2 you didn’t talk about the dictatorships USA sent to a lot of Latinamerican country’s that we’re doing well economically and socially. That’s why in 2001 thanks to dictatorships that wanted to bring liberal capitalism we enter in crisis. We were already capitalist but we literally sold our country during those years

[@_thelost5307]

Peron and kirchnerism ruined this country. There is no discuss about that. If you try tu argue against that it is because youre 1: not informed or 2: a stupid peronist/kirchnerist person.

[@juancruzjimenez3461]

De la Rúa era de la unión cívica radical.

[@juancruzjimenez3461]

Los estados unidos no "mandaron" (que está mal dicho porque esas personas ya estaban ahí, lo único hecho fue apoyar a los partidos de "derecha" o Anti zurdos) solo porque no iba bien, su vieses el contexto te darías cuenta de que porque perjudicaría a muchos que argentina fuese full zurda, aparte económicamente estábamos cayendo y con Perón empezó a decaer más rápido.

[@carlosgauerke2466]

False!!! Perón at first was also a dictator. Like it or not, and IN SPITE of the peronist kleptocrat party, Argentina was and still is a capitalist country! Although the omnipresent state bureaucracy, fascist meddling and rampant bureaucracy is slowly destroying the countrie's middle class (the main factor that always distinguished and differentiated Argentina from the rest of Latín América (middle class that is now, in view of the catastrophic Kirchnerist governments, emmigrating in hughe numbers)

[@gi602]

Vos lo amas, yo no lo amo

[@anjumojah1089]

Que Mirãs bobo?

[@CountriesExplained]

😅

[@anjumojah1089]

@@CountriesExplained The land of the world champions and the 🐐

[@KuaEtus]

Really good video, you mess up some dates by 100 years, but its okay :). There was a lot of silver in argentina, but is all gone, they call it the "silver river" because they transport the silver to Europa through it. They slave a lot of natives to extract thar silver, most of them die from mercury intoxication (it is use in the extraction of the silver) There is a little resentment on europians in some communities because of that and other things, but mostly because of the Malvinas.

[@marcosurrea401]

Incredible, im from Argentina, i know mostly things of the video, but Thanks for teach about this wonderful contry 💪

[@kdexter2690]

What is your descent?

[@Naifkopi]

As an argentinian, i confirm this video explains Argentina

[@kdexter2690]

What is your descent?

[@Mirage-516]

Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Bariloche, Mendoza, Rosario. BOOM!

[@SwordFighterPKN]

Given all of the Germans that settled there you would think that would've helped them be more successful. But for some crazy reason anywhere the Spanish went has not been successful in the long run.

[@Ni7ram]

very good video. i found it balanced and entertaining

[@microcolonel]

Argentina has a lot of what I love about Wyoming. :+ )

[@terapyagusarg]

Fun fact, Nahuelito is older than nessie

[@LeliaTraverso]

❤🇦🇷

[@66percentProcer]

I wouldn't say Argentina invaded las Islas Malvinas, at the contrary, England invaded them

[@thomasherrin6798]

Well the first settlers were the French on East Falklands in 1764, who later sold their settlement to Spain in 1766, it has been sovereign to the UK since 1765 from their expedition to the West Falklands and never relinquished and a settlement was formed in 1766, it has been continually populated since 1833 by a majority of UK descendants, the islanders in 1980's did not want to be ruled by the Argentinians and wanted to remain as a overseas territory of the UK (In the last election it was over a 99% majority), the Falkland Islanders are majorly self governing, so Argentina has no claim on the Falkland islands as it has done nothing to develop them it's just that its "close" if it's governance went from poor to good it might gain some traction in the Falklands but until then it has none!?!

[@lourdeslu4331]

The real reason why we failed: Operation Condor was a formal system to coordinate repression among the countries of the Southern Cone that operated from the mid-1970s until the early eighties. It aimed to persecute and eliminate political, social, trade-union and student activists from Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia and Brazil.

[@mattpotter2560]

Deja de repetir estupideces porque Brasil tiene ciudades como Sao Paulo Brasilia y Río de Janeiro nosotros nos quedamos por la mitad y también Japón que fue enemiga y Corea del Sur si resurgieron la misma Irlanda y Australia no tiene sentido la estupidez que está diciendo y hasta Hong Kong

[@mattpotter2560]

Sí Manuel belgrano la Constitución de Washington y alberdi Sarmiento traía gente de Estados Unidos no sé que éramos o de la vieja nueva Inglaterra lo que trajeron Asia no fueron los ideólogos socialdemócrata que trajeron a los ideólogos de Mussolini Franco y Hitler sobre todo la comunidad alemana en Argentina y en Paraguay y en Chile hizo bastante daño

[@juancruzjimenez3461]

That's not true

[@mattpotter2560]

Mejor hace me pete

[@mattpotter2560]

@@juancruzjimenez3461 yo o la petera esa?

[@jessedavid5218]

The only three cities I know by memory are Buenos Aires (of course) Cordoba and Rosario. I have lots of Argentine friends but still don't know too much.