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Can you recommend a hidden gem in Spain that tourists shouldn't miss?
Probably the most basic response, but Barcelona was absolutely beautiful when I visited in 2010. Wish I got to spend more time there.
 
Can you tell me what at does Spain mean to you?
 
What is the general attitude towards people from Central America?

It's good. Keep in mind that the immigration we receive from there is usually from the upper class.

I was told that teens would rather read books by the beach instead of immersing themselves in social media. Is that true?

Fake. Rather, it's the other way around.

Probably the most basic response, but Barcelona was absolutely beautiful when I visited in 2010. Wish I got to spend more time there.

Barcelona is a beautiful place, but with a level of insecurity typical of third-world countries. Just in the past month of August, there were around 50 stabbings in Catalonia.

english or spanish, the one that moves is gay.

Maricon el ultimo?

Can you tell me what at does Spain mean to you?

The place where I live, that's all.

What is your profession?
Internet, like most people around here.
 
Is it true what they say about Spanish people hating the tourists for ruining the cost of living for Spanish folks?
 
What is causing this? Drug dealings?

Mainly due to immigration policies, along with the stupidity of spanish laws and their overprotection of criminals.

I'll give you an example: Two thieves break into the home of an 83-year-old man, beat and torture him and his wife with the intention of making them open the safe. In a moment of distraction by the thieves, the man manages to grab a revolver he had in a drawer and kills one of the thieves. The elderly man has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison, in addition to compensating the family of the deceased thief with €20,000.

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is it easy to get spanish passport ?

Interestingly, if you intend to do it legally, it's quite a bit more complex than if you were an illegal immigrant.

Is it true what they say about Spanish people hating the tourists for ruining the cost of living for Spanish folks?

That's a good question. The answer is closely related to what I mentioned earlier about how ignorant the average Spaniard is. The hatred towards tourists, along with Airbnb or tourist apartments, is nothing more than the result of populist and self-interested propaganda by the media and politicians. In other words, it's just another game by politicians to keep citizens focused on something other than themselves and their corruption. Criticizing tourism and tourist apartments has become fashionable in the media and among the left, leading to silly situations like the recent one where people with water guns were booing and harassing tourists in Barcelona. And all of this in a country where 11.6% of the GDP comes exclusively from tourism.
 
Rent, food, utilities prices + pro tips on how to optimize these in your country
 
Do you like Formula 1 races?
 
You would need to be a bit more specific, as that will depend on your preferences. If you're looking for warmth and beautiful beaches, go to the Balearic Islands. If you're more interested in gastronomy and a somewhat cooler climate, Galicia is a good option.



My opinion on dropshipping is negative, regardless of the country. Regarding VAT, assuming you're referring to applying for it in Spain, I can tell you that it's a very simple and relatively quick process.



Well, the truth is that this is going to sound really bad, but I don’t have many good things to say about my fellow countrymen. The average Spaniard is an ignorant person, quick to get outraged and take to the streets to break things over any football event, but when it comes to defending their rights, they prefer to stay home and, if anything, complain on Twitter about how badly everything works. It’s sad, but true.

I feel much more closeness and empathy towards Latinos or people from Eastern Europe than towards my own countrymen.
About the DropShipping thing, how can i avoid the VAT thing? Salu2
 
‌‌‌‌‌‌What is life like in Spain? Is the public security good?
 
Paella & Sangria or Tapas & Beer?

It's up to you, both are popular, but unfortunately, I'm not the best advisor when it comes to food

Rent, food, utilities prices + pro tips on how to optimize these in your country

Rent is tough; prices are through the roof, and there's little that can be done. As for food, I have a few tricks. For example, first-order promotions on Uber Eats—using Dolphin Anty and virtual cards, I've eaten almost for free for long periods.

About the DropShipping thing, how can i avoid the VAT thing? Salu2

No puedes bro. Te aconsejo consultarlo con un gestor, pero esta la cosa jodida.

Is there something you dislike about your country?

As I said before, most things are wrong.

What city/island do you think is the best to buy real estate in? Where does it give the best value for the price?

I personally wouldn’t invest in properties in Spain. The laws are an absolute mess. For example, if someone squats in your property, it can take months for a judge to evict them. And during those months, you still have to pay for utilities. If you try to remove the squatter yourself, you'll end up arrested and having to compensate them. On the other hand, the issue of tourist apartments (like Airbnb) is very volatile—one day the government says it's allowed, and the next day they backtrack and threaten to revoke all licenses and remove apartments from the city. As I was saying, it’s not a very good scenario for property investment.

How is privacy and freedom of speech there?

Really bad. You have no idea how much.

How to impress the Spanish Ladies?

I guess the same as the rest of the women in the world. I’m not really sure what to say about it, to be honest.

‌‌‌‌‌‌What is life like in Spain? Is the public security good?

It's not good at all, especially in places like Barcelona or Madrid. Lots of thefts, insecurity, and knives involved.
 
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