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Originally Posted by eschaton
It's kinda surprising there are so few Brazilians registered to vote in the rest of Latin America aside from Argentina. I know there's a hybrid "Portunal" culture which is found to some extent in Paraguay and Uruguay as well after all.
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That's a very thin thing, specially on Brazilian side. In Paraguay there are massive number of Brazilians but they are seen as foreigners. They're soybeans producers, virtually all of them Whites from Southern Brazil. I guess must of them might even have a home in Brazil and vote here.
For Argentina, it's a very specific thing. I guess it's mostly students or people living there for very specific reasons.
Brazilians are one of the less-prone immigration people in the world and the country is historically turned its back to its neighbours. It's not surprising that so few people would choose to move to other countries in South America.
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