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 Why we should move to Uruguay I did not think much about visiting Uruguay as I expected it to be a normal country. Though when I arrived tall buildings were not present and everything had a cozy feel to it. The people there are very kind and hospitable. Most people who live in the country are in the middle class as only 3% of the population is considered poor. This makes the country safe since most people are not in need of more money there is no need for anyone to indulge in criminal behavior. Our tour guide also told us about their interesting education system. First not like the United States and other countries public school have better education and is free! International students receive free college education as well as free housing. Uruguay sure is a country I would want to move to! Pictures of the Astonishing City

  The Beauty of Brazil After visiting Brazil I learned many things about the intriguing country. One of the first differences in the culture I saw between the U.S as well as many other countries is their love for soccer. On the first night, I and my family went to eat traditionally Brazilian food and in the front of the restaurant, a big screen was displaying the soccer game that was going on. People were screaming in excitement and sadness constantly, and I noticed that most restaurants we went to displayed soccer on their television screens. What really brought their love for soccer to my attention was when I visited a soccer game, Flamengo vs Fluminense. At first, I did not know what to expect but when I arrived there was a huge crowd. People stood the whole game chanting in unity and excitement bringing me to the conclusion that soccer is in the heart of many in Brazil. I also noticed Brazil is a poor country though hard workers surround the country. Something odd I noticed wa...