Education in Chile in 2019 is one of the best in the territory South America. The standard of living in this country also compares favorably with many of its neighbors on the continent. For Russian and Ukrainian tourists, you can safely stay in the country for 30 days during one trip.
Despite the fact that in society Chile has gained fame as a very unkind and undeveloped country, education in Chile has a fairly high level. Chile is a country with a unique education system. In this state, in 2019, a voucher system operates, which involves the financing of educational institutions from the state budget. Moreover, funding is provided to both public schools and private schools.
Education in Chile reaches a fairly high level among other countries. The literacy rate in this state is 95%. The remaining 5% do not receive education solely on the basis of personal wishes and needs.
The Chilean education system is divided into several types, such as:
- Preschool level.
- Basic education.
- Next step.
- Higher education.
Each type is regulated by different authorities. Higher education is subordinated to the educational council, and the first three types are controlled by the Ministry of Education.
Pre-school education means the upbringing of children up to the age of six. It is not required by law. The decision to receive it by a child is made solely by his parents.
The preschool level is divided into two groups:
- Manger.
- Children's.
The first is for children under the age of two. Education of this type in Chile can be started quite early. The nursery accepts children from the age of three months.
In the children's group, basic training is carried out in the main areas.
Basic education is compulsory for children who have reached the age of six. It is at this age that they first go to school. Children go to school a basic level of training in core subjects. The term of study is eight years. This level of education is divided into two subgroups by age, such as:
- Six to ten years old.
- Ten to fourteen years old.
The next stage of education lasts four years. It is a preparation for entry into higher educational institutions, which include colleges. Such institutions train children in a narrow specialization chosen by the child himself.
The next level is also compulsory for Chilean children. The government provides for the education of even low-income children. Every year, the Ministry of Education of Chile finances educational institutions.
Higher education in Chile provides for three stages of study, such as:
- Training Center.
- Professional institute.
- University.
Vocational training centers are institutions aimed at training specialists in a particular field. After graduating from such an educational institution, the child already has a certain specialty, in which he will be able to get a job in the future. The term of study in the centers is two years. 
If the child plans to continue his education further, he can enter professional institutes. Upon completion of this educational institution awarded the title of technician of the highest qualification. Only after completing this stage, the child has the opportunity to study at universities.
University is the final stage in a child's education. It provides the opportunity to receive three degrees of education, such as:
- Undergraduate.
- Master's degree.
- Doctor degree.
Higher education in Chile is quite expensive, so not all citizens of this country can afford it. In connection with this situation, the government of the country provided for the creation of a system of loans for education.
Also, if the child studied well during the school course, free education is provided for him with a monthly stipend.
The medicine
Chile is known not only for its official, but also for traditional medicine. Most of the tourists who visited this country prefer folk methods of treating various diseases.
Despite the fact that traditional medicine has gained quite a lot of popularity, official medicine in Chile is also at a very decent level.
In the country you can find both public medical institutions and private ones. But private ones are much more common than municipal ones.
The medical system provides for the possibility of insurance, both in private clinics and in public ones. This choice is provided for different segments of the population with different incomes. The fee for medical insurance in a private clinic is several times higher than in a public one.
The level of medical care in this country is quite high. You do not need to take a referral from a local doctor to see a doctor. It is enough just to apply to a medical state institution at the actual place of residence.
The pharmaceutical industry in Chile is also highly developed. In this country, pharmacies are located close enough to each other, so it is not a problem for tourists to find them. Most of the pharmacy kiosks operate around the clock.
Despite the fact that life in this country is relatively inexpensive in 2019, the cost of medical care is striking in its high cost. For one appointment with a doctor, you can pay within seventy US dollars, and an examination on an X-ray machine will cost twenty dollars.
Stay for treatment stationary mode in a public clinic will cost a Chilean citizen two thousand dollars. This amount includes not only consultations of medical professionals and patient care, but also the cost of the drugs themselves.
traditional medicine
Chile is very popular for its traditional healers and medicine men. All traditional medicine recipes were invented many years ago. This type of medicine has gained popularity not only among the citizens of this state, but also among tourists, including Russians and Ukrainians.
According to the legislation, all traditional healers must obtain a license to carry out this type of activity without fail. But in practice, not everyone has such a document.
With the help of folk methods, diseases such as:
- Elevated cholesterol.
- Otitis.
- Flu.
- Prostatitis.
- Hypertension.
- Problems with the human skeletal system.
- Indigestion and many others.
Folk healers are not trained in this type of activity. There are no universities in the country that would offer similar education. All knowledge regarding folk ways treatments are passed down from generation to generation. Therefore, most traditional healers are hereditary healers.
Prices
Prices in Chile in 2019 are relatively low compared to European countries, but also quite high compared to countries in South America. Therefore, life in this country cannot be called relatively inexpensive for.
The national currency of this state is the Chilean peso. The table shows prices in Chile for basic products and services. For comparison, prices are also presented in the national currency of Russia (rubles).
The average cost of one pack of cigarettes is 1900 pesos. This is about 110 rubles. The cost of gasoline for 1 liter is 40 pesos.
Text: Anastasia Polosina
I moved to Chile almost three years ago. Relatives, friends, work as an editor on a fashion channel and my usual everyday life remained in Moscow - in Chile, a loved one was waiting. During the two years that we met, there were trips to St. Petersburg, where he then lived, to Madrid, where he soon moved, then flights from Moscow to Santiago naturally followed and crazy romantic dates when we met in the middle the globe like in Santorini. But at some point, reality tactfully made it clear that without one address for two, this story has no future.
For me, the move was not an adventurous step with my eyes closed: before that, I visited Chile twice a month, managed to explore Santiago, and at the same time drive around the country. Despite this, I thought for a long time, weighed the pros and cons: my life in Moscow suited me perfectly, besides, I had something to lose professionally. At some point, I asked myself an honest question, what will I regret more in ten years: that my career expectations did not come true, or that a wonderful person I love disappeared from my life? And everything immediately fell into place. In the end, when else to decide on crazy deeds, especially for the sake of love, if not at the age of 23?
And here I am in the capital of a distant South American state, sandwiched between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean. I never looked at Chile through rose-colored glasses and from the very beginning I soberly assessed its advantages and disadvantages, because my move was due to love not for the country, but for the person. I well remember the impression of Santiago on the first day of my arrival, then just a tourist one: glass skyscrapers, tidy houses with a well-groomed territory around, shady alleys of the Providencia area and many people who looked like Europeans - that many Chileans had Spanish in their families, Italian, Croatian, German grandparents, I found out later. The picture was complemented by the huge lilac-blue wall of the Andes, which encircles the city - a more spectacular scenery could not be imagined. Only the Mapocho River in the center of Santiago was horrified - a liquid stream of coffee color, albeit of mountainous origin. Chile was the first Latin American country I visited, and I did not know what to prepare for - there were only vague associations with vineyards and gauchos. Like many compatriots, I thought in stereotyped images and had a poor idea of what it is, distant and mysterious South America.
Chile is sometimes referred to as the "Switzerland of South America", hinting, not without reason, that it is the most economically developed and stable country in the region with a low level of crime and corruption - especially in comparison with its neighbors. The Chileans themselves are ironic about this title: they like to criticize themselves, and even more - their government. The public situation here is calm - there are no terrorist attacks, and politicians are forced to take care of their image, otherwise they will not be re-elected. Many young people come to the country, including from Russia - they are attracted by the Start-Up Chile program, which finances promising start-ups. Calmness is diluted only by protests on the streets. As a rule, students and employees of small shops in the city center go on strike when they demand higher wages: in such cases, work stops, and all employees go outside with posters and loudspeakers. And on March 8, many women took to the demonstration topless, showing their dissatisfaction with the ban on abortion in the country.
Chile is sometimes called the "Switzerland of South America" - it is the most economically developed and stable country in the region
I remember that I was pleasantly surprised by the neatly dressed policemen near the La Moneda palace, who politely advised me how and where to go. By the way, the very idea of giving a bribe to an official for Chileans looks like a completely wild and incomprehensible gesture and is fraught with big troubles. If you exceed the speed and try to pay off, then the overnight stay behind bars is provided.
One of the main problems for me at first was the language. I knew Spanish well, but the Chilean version is not easy to understand by ear, it takes a long time to get used to it: the words are illegible, the endings and many consonants are “eaten”. Plus, a rich stock of specific idioms that are not used anywhere else - the local speech consists of half of them. "Cachai weon po?" If you know Spanish but don't understand anything from this phrase, that's fine. I often hear Latin Americans from other countries confess, "Before we came to Chile, we thought we spoke Spanish."
A couple of months after the move, I entered the marketing department at the University of Chile; such courses are called Diplomado here and are considered a prestigious addition to the main diploma. The course consisted of several parts, each led by a new teacher with applied experience - among them were specialists from Google and owners of their own companies. Education here is built on discussions, while almost no one takes the usual notes, does not cram the material. The emphasis is on working on practical tasks in a team - in one of the lessons we even developed a startup model using the Lego constructor.
I needed knowledge in the field of marketing to launch my project - an online jewelry store. It did not last long, because I frankly miscalculated the understanding of the Chilean mentality, despite active work with local bloggers and the press. It turned out that the online shopping market in Chile is still weak, and it is much more profitable to have a traditional corner in a shopping center. Besides, tastes really differ - it's not always worth offering minimalism in the style of Elizabeth and James in the hope of a fashion revolution when the enduring fashion for giant hippie jewelry reigns in the country.
The first time after the move, I worked as a full-time freelance writer on the site that was my place of work before Chile, and collaborated with other publications as a freelancer. To get a one-year visa after 180 days of a tourist stay, you need a local work contract, so I got a job in a private company that works with innovative projects of entrepreneurs and helps them apply for and receive grants from Corfo (a government organization that funds entrepreneurs), where I continue to work partly and today. At the same time, I launched a Russian-language travel blog in Chile Сhiletravelmag.ru, which gradually develops from a simple hobby into a serious project.
During my life here, I have traveled almost the entire country from north to south, and I have accumulated significant travel experience. There were multi-day hikes in Torres del Paine and others national parks, trips to the Atacama Desert, islands, volcanoes, mountain lagoons and all kinds of valleys. I have been to places that Chileans themselves often do not know about, although they really like domestic tourism. By the way, I was also infected with this - between a trip to Tierra del Fuego and a distant Caribbean beach, I will choose the first. Since there is little information about travel and life in Chile on the Russian-speaking Internet, I decided to share my experience on the blog pages; here I also talk about other countries in South America.
Over time, it became clear that Santiago is actually a city of many faces, and, having settled in Providencia, I naturally saw the life of only the so-called barrio alto - prestigious areas in the east of the capital. This is an artificial “bubble”, where it is comfortable and pleasant, but outside it, a completely different life is seething: the majority lives in more modest conditions. The thing is that the quarter in which you live largely determines your lifestyle and even status. It is important which school and institute you went to: this automatically determines the circle of friends. In Santiago, it is considered completely normal when, when meeting at a party, almost the first question that you are asked by unfamiliar people is: “Where do you live?” At first I fell into a sediment, then I got used to it. In Moscow, not all friends know what district I'm from, and in Santiago, especially conservative-minded employers can clarify your address during an interview. Therefore, many are ready for a small apartment in poor condition, but located in Las Condes.
When my young man explained to me the features of the local social structure, it made me laugh and annoyed at the same time, it seemed to be the rules of the times of the colony. Over time, I myself became convinced that everything is true, it’s just that tourists don’t read such things. In Chilean marketing, there is even an official gradation of the social classes of society by letters (A, B, C1, C2, and so on), which is often used in ordinary speech when, for example, they talk about target audience institutions.
After moving, I began to face an avalanche of questions, regardless of the part of the world, and I felt the depth of the prejudices with which we live. Upon learning that I am Russian, the Chileans are very surprised that I speak Spanish fluently (and even learned in Russia! and even on my own!) and that I freeze in the winter in local houses without heating, where the average temperature is about 15 degrees Celsius. The set of questions is always standard, so patterns can be deduced. First of all, Chileans ask about your impressions of Chile. Touched by the love story that brought me to their country, they are always interested in how Chileans differ from Russians, something like this: “We are very open and friendly compared to Russians, right?” Those who are especially stubborn have to be upset by the fact that everything is relative, and among Chileans, many go with a poker face (if you haven’t met such people, you just haven’t been here for long). It is believed that Chileans are the coldest and most reserved Latin Americans (I felt this well after a trip to Colombia), but it is easier for a European to adapt here.
The main question that is asked with aspiration is about the Russian winter. We have to patiently talk about the wonders of central heating unfamiliar to Chileans and that the same temperature in the mountains and on the plains feels different. I also often explain that Russia is too big country to generalize from Siberia to the capital, so now all my answers begin with an honest "I can only judge Moscow." It's funny, but before moving I didn't even think about it. In general, I am one of those expats who try to broadcast a good image of their homeland - I have no resentment for my country, I did not leave in search of a better life and come home every year with great buzz.
I am one of those expats who try to broadcast a good image of the motherland - I have no resentment towards my country
I must say that I was very lucky: my young man is interested in Russian culture and knows firsthand about it, since he lived for six months at work in St. Petersburg, and before that another year in Kyiv. He is close to my mentality: he reads Russian classics, loves Russian cuisine, is familiar with the Hermitage collection, and he does not need to explain why it is important for me to celebrate New Year and Victory Day, walking at home in slippers instead of street shoes, giving flowers and why Russian Post is not always the most reliable delivery method.
I noticed that the Chileans show genuine interest and really want to know about my country. They frankly admit that they have no idea about Russia, and for most I became the first Russian person with whom they have ever communicated. But many acquaintances in Russia are still firmly convinced that coconuts on palm trees, the Caribbean coast, round-the-clock samba on the streets and hot summers are everywhere in Chile all year round- some wild collective mix from Rio and the beaches of Tulum. They are very surprised when they see my photos in off-season clothes. Coconuts in Chile, alas, also do not grow, but Pacific Ocean only teases - the water in it is icy almost everywhere. Swimming theme in the country with the longest coastline in the world - my personal pain, like many unprepared tourists. But the Chilean coast is great for surfing because of the strong waves. It is cold for three months of the year in Santiago. Without frost, of course, but there is a reason to get sweaters and down jackets: from June to August I go in winter clothes. It's also funny when they think that Chile is something very tropical. In the diverse geography of Chile, which has become calling card countries, there was a place for desert, lakes, volcanoes and glaciers, but the tropics are observed only on Easter Island, infinitely far from the mainland.
Speaking of Chile, people always ask about earthquakes: how can one live in a country where it always shakes? Answering this question, I turn on all my Chilean training and issue a machine-gun burst: shocks up to seven points are not felt here at all. Yes, you read everything correctly. And the stronger ones are felt like a slight vibration, but nothing falls from the shelves, and houses do not collapse according to the canons of disaster films. When I tell this, I see shock on people's faces, which is understandable: in other countries, such earthquakes destroy entire cities, besides, the strongest earthquake in the world occurred in Chile.
For the first six months, I was often woken up with messages “Are you okay? You're shaking!" - it turned out that the news about the next push, which we did not even feel, leaked into the Russian news, when the Chilean press quietly ignored it. By the way, the locals like to brag about their indifference to earthquakes (“They just sat in the bar and continued to sit”) and all frightened foreigners are reassured by the fact that all the buildings were built according to special standards, so when tremors, the structure of the house comes into some kind of cunning movement , adjusting to the vibrations of the earth. The only real risk is in the tsunami. In general, a trip to Chile is a unique opportunity to visit a seismically active country without a real risk to life and the nervous system.
Life in Santiago (not to mention the rest of the country) is measured and quiet, it teaches you to slow down and enjoy simple things without the cheerful Moscow fuss. The ideal weekend in the mind of the Chilean is a family dinner or a barbecue with rivers of wine, so on Sundays the city seems to be dying out: with the exception of supermarkets and malls, absolutely everything is closed. I, like many expats, miss interesting events in the city, exhibitions and other cultural programs.
What I love most about living in Santiago (apart from the delicious avocados and wine) is the proximity to mountains and hills. Previously, I would not have signed up for hiking, but recently I decided that since I live here, I need to use my opportunities, and now I often storm mountains on weekends - Santiago is surrounded by hills, so in less than an hour I can drive from home to another path. I also like that my barrio has a very cozy and quiet atmosphere. There are many private houses with manicured gardens that grow roses, oranges and pomegranates, and I can walk to yoga studios, cafes and shops. For example, on a neighboring street, a German made an extension to a private house and bakes delicious bread there, which we go out to buy almost in our pajamas.
Sometimes you have to pull yourself together in order not to finally adopt the great Latin American philosophy "mañana" - this is when everything will be done tomorrow, or maybe never. Would I have chosen Chile if a great love had not happened to me? To be honest, it's unlikely. But the experience of living abroad is wonderful only because it expands your perception of the world and teaches you to look at it without the prism of previous prejudices - both about other countries and about yourself.
Chile is one of developed countries Latin America, where about 13% of the population lives below the poverty line. The country is one of the leaders in the productioncopper, although one of the big disadvantages is excessively frequent earthquakes. A patriotic mood is widespread in the country and everyone is proud that he was born here.Chileans are avid football fans and love their national team very much. 70 percent of the inhabitants of Chile profess Catholicism. Lives in the countrythe only Indian tribe Mapuche that no one has been able to conquer.
Chiliek, rightly called South American precious stones and one of the most beautiful representatives of Hispanics. Chile is home to many different women from European looks to indigenous peoples.Almost all Chilean women educated, since from childhood parents spend their financial well-being on the education of children and try not to save on this. AT Chilean families, as a rule, there are many children.
Beautiful Chilean women almost perfect in every sense: they are smart, think freely, have a share of modesty and shyness.In Chile, you can find various female types: from white-skinned and blue-eyed blondes to swarthy and burning brunettes.
AT Top 17 Most Beautiful Chile Women famous Chilean actresses, models, singers and winners of national and world beauty contests,having Chilean roots, living both in Chile itself and beyond its borders.
17. Belen Montilla / Belen Montilla(born June 24, 1983) - Miss Universe Chile 2006, Miss Latin America Chile 2007 / Reina Hispanoamericana Chile 2007.
16. Vanessa Ceruti- Chilean model, actress and Miss Universe Chile 2011. Model competition winner Elite Model Look Chile 2004.
15. Cote de Pablo / Cote de Pablo(born November 12, 1979, Santiago, Chile) is an American actress of Chilean origin. TV series:NCIS: Special Department, Trial by Jury, Memorial Service for Ransom Pride.
14.Kenita Larrain / Kenita Larrain(born October 16, 1973 Santiago) is a Chilean model, TV presenter and socialite.
13. Marie Ann Salas(born 1985 Santiago de Chile) - Chilean model and Miss International Chile 2007. At the Miss International pageant, she entered Top 15.
12. Constanza Silva / Constanza Silva(born 1988) - Chilean model and Miss World Chile 2006.
11. Renata Ruiz / Renata Ruiz(born May 9, 1984) is a Chilean model. Model contest winner a Elite Model Look Chile 2001. Later she took part in an international competition, where she became First Vice Miss. winner Miss Universe Chile 2005.
10. Jocelyn Osorio / Jocelyn Osorio- Chilean actress and model. Series: "How I Met Your Mother", "The Mentalist", "War of the Cartels".
9. Gabriela Pulgar(born 1989) - Chilean singer, finalist of the TV Show "We are looking for Talents". winnerMiss World Chile 2011, at the Miss World 2011 pageant entered the Top 20.
8. Celine Raymond / Celine Reymond(born August 11, 1980 Santiago) - Chilean actress, series with her participation: "Mr. affection","First Lady", "Unique", etc.
7. Javiera Diaz de Valdés(born June 30, 1981) - Chilean actress. Famous TV shows: “Pats and Nuts”, “Luxury Women”, “First Lady”, etc.
6. Ana Luisa König / Ana Luisa König(born October 5, 1990 Santiago) - Chilean model and Miss Universe Chile 2012. Model competition winner Elite Model Look Chile 2008.
5. Constanza Piccoli / Constanza Piccoli(born November 19, 1992 Santiago de Chile) is a Chilean actress and singer. Famous series:"The Family Living in the Neighborhood", "I'm in Command Here", "One for Two", etc.
4. Camilla Stuardo / Camila Stuardo- Chilean model. Miss Earth Chile 2011, Miss World Chile 2012 (Top 6) and Miss American Continent Chile 2012.
Working in an international company is always fun and a lot of new acquaintances at once, despite the fact that Spanish is still weak, more like a primitive sign language, but average English and happy hours with colleagues once a week really connect people.
I noticed that many married colleagues are kept by their wives in a tight rein, controlling their every step with the questions “well, when will you be home?”, “Here, listen to our poor child crying while his dad is chilling somewhere.”
But, of course, not everything is so hopeless, and among my colleagues there are very harmonious couples.
The tearful outpourings of my Moscow friend Zhanna came to my whatsapp just at the moment of one of the “gatherings” with colleagues:
Three days was not, - she sobbed into the phone. - And then he came as if nothing had happened, and he also asks why there is such a mess at home. And I'm alone with two children and a dog, with the flu and fever.
We would have the police immediately come for such a husband, - Anna-Maria was indignant.
The others just shook their heads approvingly, “Of course! You need to call the police immediately! How could he not come home! Abandon children for three days with one mother!”
But my colleagues were even more surprised the next day, asking how my suffering friend, who is "married to a monster," was doing.
We reconciled, - Jeanne informed me so happily and serenely that it became clear that it is better to keep all comments to yourself immediately, because "winners are not judged."
She is so cute!
A fan from Argentina invited me to the famous old casino on the coast in Viña del Mar, which is only an hour and a half from the capital, and I unexpectedly easily agreed.
The casino was crowded with people, and the audience was the most diverse: from teenagers a la “boys from bad area” to obese rich Chinese, generously irrigating tables with roulettes with stacks of chips.
Sebastian turned out to be generous, witty, merrily losing at roulette, he joked with might and main, and then with pioneering enthusiasm invited me to go up night club a floor above, where, despite his 63, famously danced to electronic music in a circle of African-American teenagers.
No wonder I have always liked Latin America with its burning love for music and dance, where the main principle is: “no whiskey - no vida”.
We even have a housekeeper who does nothing without music, and walks around the apartment, dancing, with rags and loud music from the phone.
"Pasito a pasito, despacito"...
"Offensive" gifts
Jose Manuel, a well-known lawyer in Santiago, whom I met at one of the press conferences, invited me and the children to lunch and Lily, who first threw all the buns to the seagulls walking around the terrace of the restaurant on the coast, and then lounging under our table called him face only a smile of tenderness: “she is so cute!”.
I anxiously began to pull her out from under the table “what people say”, but he only waved his hand, “relax, dear.” During our lunch, my young model friend called me and excitedly whispered from the toilet "while he sleeps" latest news. She met the man of her dreams, who, having received the answer to the question of what Christina really wants: “An apartment in Moscow”, was not afraid, but waved her hand, like: “Yes, no question, we’ll do it.”
Kristina was concerned about two facts: in which area to take and will Peter, upon waking up, remember what was discussed at all and whether he, as a real kid, will be able to “respond for the market”?
I apologized that I could not talk to her for a long time and, having advised Tverskaya, hung up, briefly telling José Manuel the conversation with my friend.
Can you do that? I playfully asked José Manuel.
He goggled his eyes.
How long have they known each other? Your girlfriend and her boyfriend?
I think this is their second meeting, I suggested.
No, what are you! he got excited. - How can you give real estate to random girls, even if you had great sex?
Well, that's the kind of men we have! - I said proudly, like "know ours." - And you, by the way, what is customary to give girls on dates?
Well, he thought, certainly not apartments.
Rolex, Louis Vuitton - I tried to "test the ground."
José Manuel grew sad.
No, well, some nice little things, perfume there, for example.
I probably looked disappointed, because he added that in general it very much depends on the relationship, of course, how long you have been dating a person and that in general Chilean girls can be offended by expensive gifts, taking it as an attempt to buy them "like a thing."
Here, tell me, who would be offended by a Chanel handbag as a gift?
Tacos and Peppa Pig
Having talked with my Mexican colleague Carlos during our joint lunch, I was horrified by his stories about life in one of the dangerous Mexican states of Tamaulipas, which is located at the crossroads of drug trafficking in Mexico and is one of the epicenters of the cartel war. He said that in his city a large number of bystanders die from shootings. A friend of his recently had both of his legs blown off by a bomb in a restaurant.
How do you live there, in this horror?
He asked the waiter for a beer and smiled.
There is only one life! Sometimes too short, but we rejoice every day that we are simply alive. But in general, of course, many people want to get out of Ciudad Victoria at the first opportunity. I am here under a contract for a year, and then I will still return to my city, I have children, parents there ...
The day before yesterday, he stopped by our house to cook Mexican tacos with the children and watch Peppa Pig in Spanish with Lily, so when he went home, the children excitedly asked:
Will Uncle Carlos still come?
Blondes in Chile
Being a blonde in Chile is easy and pleasant, you can even easily believe in your “stardom” and feel like a celestial, especially if you still have bright eyes and a slender figure, an ordinary Slavic appearance, in other words. Men in Chile are not intrusive, not aggressive, they will cast admiring glances, but do not strive to get to know each other right on the street, in a supermarket. And women look frowningly, as in the song “what are you, dear, you look askance, tilting your head low.” In general, women in Chile are queens, regardless of the color of their eyes or hair, men do everything to please them, although this is not easy. Chilean women are very demanding and often have their own, from my point of view, such wonderful husbands. They simply have nothing to compare with ... Machismo, if found, is in poor areas and the lowest social strata.
While shopping, I noticed men in the women's departments, even in the lingerie department, and heard a couple of dialogues between them like:
No, she definitely won't like it! She doesn't like that cut! But not to risk, take both dresses!
I like Chile more and more.
First six points
While watching the next series of David Lynch's new masterpiece, there was a series of thumps against the wall, and then the walls somehow strangely stirred and seemed to rush to meet each other.
Honestly, at that moment my palms were sweaty and it seemed that David Lynch himself was walking towards us, along with all his dwarfs and the dead Laura Palmer. And only then, I realized that it was just an earthquake. Remembering that animals usually react sharply to natural disasters, I shifted my gaze to Viva, serenely spread out in my bed. She didn't even wake up. Later, a neighbor explained to me that it was only six points, which for such an active seismic zone is nothing.
So the next couple of similar morning shocks no longer made any impression on me, and the children and the dog still continued to sleep peacefully.
We adapted, in short, here.
Before the game Chile-Spain (2:0), Chilean pornographic actress Marlene Doll promised to hold a 16-hour sex marathon if her team won. Sovsport.ru recalls what other promises were made and by whom during the World Championships.
Argentine model wanted to run naked with Diego Maradona
In 2010, the head coach of the Argentine national team, Diego Maradona, said that he would run naked around the giant obelisk in the center of Bueno Aires if his team won the tournament. Having learned about the words of the great Argentinean, his compatriot, model Luciana Salazar, promised to run with him. The opportunity to see such a movie did not help the Argentinean footballers, who lost devastatingly to Germany in the quarter-finals - 0:4.
Enrique Iglesias rides naked on water skis
Spaniard Enrique Eglesias: “If Spain wins, I will get drunk and water ski naked in Biscayne Bay. We did this when we were kids." Unfortunately for him, none of the models expressed a desire to keep him company. However, this did not prevent him from keeping his promise after the victory of the Spanish team at the 2010 World Cup. He went water skiing at night, and therefore there were few spectators, and the quality of the video posted on the Internet leaves much to be desired.
The host of the weather forecast decided to show her body live
Doria Tillet is a French weather forecaster on Canal+. After losing the French team to the Ukrainians (0:2) in the first play-off for the right to play at the 2014 World Cup, she promised to undress live if the French could still be stronger in the sum of two matches.
After the victory of the French team in the second leg (3:0), millions of people turned on the news. But instead of taking off her clothes live, Doria released a video filmed in the suburbs of the French capital, in which she runs across the field in the vicinity of Poil completely naked. Many viewers considered the video to be a pathetic stunt.
Interestingly, when the score in the return match became 2:0, Doriya wrote on her Twitter page: “2:0 in favor of France. I'm starting to get nervous". The girl knows how to keep in suspense!
Vasily Utkin will not change his image only if the Russian team loses in the 1/8 finals
If the Russian team does not leave the group, the well-known commentator will cut his hair bald right on the air. If our team manages to reach the quarterfinals of the 2014 World Cup, the commentator will make up and make a perm, as Fyodor Cherenkov once did. He wrote about this on his Twitter.
Furthermore. Considering your curiosity... If Russia does NOT make it out of the group, I will cut my hair bald on the air. Live.
Vasily Utkin (@radioutkin)
