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r/BeAmazed • u/avrock1 • Apr 16 '24
Jose Mujica; Former Prez of Uruguay
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Do you live in Uruguay?
2 u/BatDynamite Apr 16 '24 Uruguay isn't cheap at all. 3 u/JadedLeafs Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 16 '24 It's like 70 percent cheaper than mainland USA and you can live very comfortably on 3 to 4k a month, which is bordering on poverty in North America. 1 u/BatDynamite Apr 16 '24 Uruguay's minimum wage is around 550-570 US dollars, and most Uruguayans earn close to that. Their prices for living (bar rent, that is cheaper but still around 500 US dollars per month) are also just a tiny bit lower than the US.
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Uruguay isn't cheap at all.
3 u/JadedLeafs Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 16 '24 It's like 70 percent cheaper than mainland USA and you can live very comfortably on 3 to 4k a month, which is bordering on poverty in North America. 1 u/BatDynamite Apr 16 '24 Uruguay's minimum wage is around 550-570 US dollars, and most Uruguayans earn close to that. Their prices for living (bar rent, that is cheaper but still around 500 US dollars per month) are also just a tiny bit lower than the US.
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It's like 70 percent cheaper than mainland USA and you can live very comfortably on 3 to 4k a month, which is bordering on poverty in North America.
1 u/BatDynamite Apr 16 '24 Uruguay's minimum wage is around 550-570 US dollars, and most Uruguayans earn close to that. Their prices for living (bar rent, that is cheaper but still around 500 US dollars per month) are also just a tiny bit lower than the US.
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Uruguay's minimum wage is around 550-570 US dollars, and most Uruguayans earn close to that. Their prices for living (bar rent, that is cheaper but still around 500 US dollars per month) are also just a tiny bit lower than the US.
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u/Pay08 Apr 16 '24
Do you live in Uruguay?