
laguiainmobiliaria
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Registration: 02 June 2014
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For Venezuelans, living in another country is not an easy issue, starting because we are not people who emigrate, we all love Venezuela for many reasons, in addition to the fact that we love our country both for the natural beauties and for the human affection that all good Venezuelans show, of which there are many, but since nothing is perfect, it is not a secret that our country is going through an increasingly deep political-economic crisis and unfortunately very far from a quick solution since the levels of insecurity experienced in Venezuela They are very high compared to countries like Panama in which they very rarely assault you and if that happens it is because you got into a bad place and at a very bad time, they do not steal your car, they do not kidnap you, much less violate your human rights, and if someone steals from you and you report it, in most cases they catch the criminals.
Well I continue to tell you what Panama offers, the economy is managed entirely with the American Dollar which has been a great change for me since I can save without problems, since I moved to Panama I bought a car which is everywhere and you can get used cars in good condition from 3,500 Dollars and new ones from 9,000 Dollars, you don't have to wait in lines and you choose the color and model you want, it seemed incredible to me since I was used to that in In my Venezuela I had to settle for what I had if I could get it, well, just like buying cars I can also buy whatever I wanted such as apartments, land, farms, new or used houses and anything else I wanted and place it in my name without problems even when I was as a tourist (since I now have permanent residence in Panama).
The culture of Panamanians is somewhat different from that of Venezuelans but it is very easy to adapt to the country, the climate is pleasant, the temperatures are similar to the plains of Venezuela, in the winter seasons it rains two or three times a week and in summer the sun in all its splendor.
Panamanians are very party-goers and have various festivities during the year that lead them to move to the interior, the most important being the Carnivals in which carnival queens are chosen in all the cities of the country.
Living in Panama is a very pleasant experience for people who enjoy shopping centers, good hotels, international foods, the diversity of cultures, sports and everything...
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