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Cities
Two weeks ago I left the nice place where I used to live.
I said bye to the sea, the forest, the birds, my dogs, flowers, and replaced it for noise, pollution, and people, a lot of people. Chile has beautiful natural landscapes, it also has big cities, like a monsters who want to eat everything. The other day I almost fainted, because I took the metro when all the people left their jobs, that was awful.
Santiago grows like the economy, without any limit. And that implies another thing: inequality. Chile is highly unequal, only 5% of the population earns over US$2.000 and 53% earn less than US$480. But just a few tourists know this, because when they come here, they go to traditional neighborhoods, parks, beaches, and do not visit other places, also I recognize that there are places where it's better not to go, or not as a tourist with the water bottle, maps, or speaking English, French, or any languages different from Spanish.
Here injustice is in the air. Discrimination, and poverty naturalization are the tools used by politicians and rich people don't do anything to offer solutions and keep earning money, poorly paying workers, not guarantee any rights, and polluting without constraints.
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