Shopping in Santiago, Chile

Welcome to Santiago, Chile - where vibrant culture meets shopping paradise! Join us on an exciting retail adventure as we explore the bustling streets and hidden gems of this dynamic South American city. From trendy boutiques to sprawling markets, Santiago offers a shopping experience like no other.
Indulge your senses at the iconic Mercado Central, where the aroma of fresh seafood fills the air and colorful stalls beckon with local delicacies. Stroll down the fashionable streets of Lastarria and Bellavista, where charming boutiques and artisanal shops showcase Chilean craftsmanship at its finest.
Uncover treasures at the eclectic Persa Bio Bio flea market, where vintage finds and unique souvenirs await around every corner. Dive into the world of luxury shopping at Costanera Center, home to high-end brands and sweeping views of the city skyline.
Whether you're a fashion enthusiast, a foodie, or a bargain hunter, Santiago has something for everyone. Join us as we navigate the bustling streets and vibrant markets of this cosmopolitan capital, and prepare to shop 'til you drop!
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[@IgnacioGarrido-q3g]

This is the result of the 50 years of the neoliberal model that has been in place since 1974 in Chile, implemented by the civil-military government of Augusto Pinochet. To do this, he was advised by dozens of economists from Chilean universities who went to pursue their doctorates in economics at the University of Chicago, where their instructor was Milton Friedman. And these economists were the ones who advised the Pinochet government between 1974 and 1988 to implement structural changes in the Chilean economy gradually, until reaching the current situation, which certainly must mature further, until implementing the complete development of the country. The economic model that was implemented in Chile is similar to the economic model that operates in the United States, a capitalist and free market model. That is why there is a similarity in the economic, business and commercial points of view with the United States and Chile. Chile is the only country with this economic model in Latin America. Of course this would not have worked if Pinochet had not put an end to communist ideology and communist saboteurs in 1973. That is why communism is very bad for free and democratic countries because it hinders their free development.

[@livegiveandtravel]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mgreen9092]

Did the wine shop owner say that they could ship wine for you?

[@livegiveandtravel]

He said they sell both Argentinian and Cillean wines; they are all different - but the Chilean best wines are not exported.

[@arbeworks]

3:40 El bigotúo con PÉSIMA ATENCIÓN, desinteresado en su trabajoooooooooooooooooo. Wn peeeeeeeeeeeenca!

[@jorgebulla4331]

Entendeichon

[@matiasd.h.4710]

na man que dice xd jasdja

[@Natalia-ep5vq]

?????

[@deborahdor8909]

Yes indeed, we are an unequal society, few people live like a country northern Europe, mostly people lives like in sub Saharan Africa
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[@pf1402]

YOU ARE A LIAR.
Mentiros4 caraderraja.

[@hespinosa8880]

Ignorancia pura, lo que es no saber cómo vive la gente en otras partes. Sin agua, sin servicios básicos, sin electricidad y llenos de carencias, enfermedades y limitaciones.

[@bcccl569]

that is a blatant lie or you are supremely ignorant as to how people in africa live.