SHOCKING PARAGUAY FACTS EXPOSED 😮 Life in Paraguay is NOT What You Think
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- SHOCKING PARAGUAY FACTS - Life in Paraguay is NOT What You Think
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Abortion is illegal in Paraguay. Life in Paraguay is all about integrating into the collectivist culture, which requires you to learn the local language, Spanish.
Paraguay offers a territorial tax system, low local taxes, and one of the best second residence permits in the world.
0:00 Start
0:09 Abortion is Illegal
1:15 Machismo Culture
1:56 Collectivist Country
2:36 Second largest Water Resource
3:45 Territorial Tax System
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What makes Paraguay a country worth relocating to? 🙂
There are no natural disasters, there are no nuclear power plants to fail, there is plenty of food, and it is not on the ring of fire. Yes, please.
Nuclear power plant failure is a rare occurrence, and it is one of the most powerful, efficient, clean forms of energy on earth. Depending on that one huge hydroelectric dam - the Itaipu - in Paraguay is a vulnerability. The dam is now almost 40 years old. A 2024 technology, state-of-the-art nuclear power plant would be a great addition to Paraguay's energy stability, and would add on top of their energy exportation revenue. And it doesn't have to be something on a huge scale - under 1000 gross megawatts - placed in the Chaca - strategically away from the dam and populations - with main lines feeding into Asuncion. You don't "pidgeon hole" yourself into one form of energy production as a nation. I hope Paraguay has alternative, redundant energy plans for the future.
Yes, Paraguay has many advantages, as said, among even some others... Have beautiful cities with a lot of trees, the pace of living is slow... people is not stressed... and more ...!
Thanks for the great video!
You're welcome, Donald. Some people dislike living a slow life; others embrace it. To each their own! 🙂
Great video! Paraguay floods severely, during torrential rains(Asunción)! Where in Paraguay is it safe to buy a condo or apartment without worrying about this devastating circumstances?
Nuclear power plant failure is a rare occurrence, and it is one of the most powerful, efficient, clean forms of energy on earth. Depending on that one huge hydroelectric dam - the Itaipu - in Paraguay is a vulnerability. The dam is now almost 40 years old. A 2024 technology, state-of-the-art nuclear power plant would be a great addition to Paraguay's energy stability, and would add on top of their energy exportation revenue. And it doesn't have to be something on a huge scale - under 1000 gross megawatts - placed in the Chaca - strategically away from the dam and populations - with main lines feeding into Asuncion. You don't "pidgeon hole" yourself into one form of energy production as a nation. I hope Paraguay has alternative, redundant energy plans for the future.
See the daily power cuts in Ecuador because the water level in the reservoirs was too low. Paraguay should be a smarter country than Ecuador.
It sounds like a wonderful country
if you want to have sex unprotected is all your choice, even if health centers (centros de salud: neighborhood clinics) are out of supplies they are NEVER short on contraceptive
If there’s so much water in Paraguay, who can’t you drink the tap water?
and i am proud that abortion remain illegal in my country
Great news, How is the internet?
It was pretty good when I was there.
Been performing well for me in Asuncion. 🙂
@@NomadElite I work remotely so internet must be reliable. Thanks. Will be contact soon
@@cbrathwaite can i ask what you do for a living remotely? I am moving to paraguay from the netherlands and i am 21 and im not sure what is the best thing for me to learn to be able to work remotely
Paraguay sits on water. Okay. Are there risks of flooding given that the land is pretty flat?
It depends on what the account is for; please watch our latest video on opening bank accounts in Paraguay.
that's a lie, Paraguayans are not machistas, you got to think that because you came from California, where men are espected to deconstruct their "toxic masculinity" for us that concept is sheet
Not sure if I pointed it out in this video but I did mention that it's less than in other Latin countries.
@@NomadElite perhaps i didn't heard it well 🤭
Not all of us are mestizos, here we're many white people
Living in Paraguay doesn't feel like living in different parts of Latin America. It is easy for Americans and Europeans to blend in.
Yes because our culture is old western culture and we had many migrants here in all time, we try to be polite as is possible @@NomadElite
I like the spirit of the Paraguayan people! 😊
Most of the people are mestizos.
Machismo? I am proud to be a man and heterosexual. We should have a day to celebrate it. If fffggs have LGBT we should have also.