Margarita Island, anyone heard of it?

[Reader]

Okay, Sorry,
I checked in to it and it really is what looks like a nice, "real" place

[MadSheeple]

Originally Posted by Reader

Okay, Sorry,
I checked in to it and it really is what looks like a nice, "real" place

Maybe it's not too good to be true. I was thinking about going to Chili this winter after my semester @ university, but now I'm thinking about going on a trip there instead to check it out for myself.

[Fredkc]

Originally Posted by MadSheeple

Maybe it's not too good to be true. I was thinking about going to Chili this winter after my semester @ university...

MadS... take it from a guy who lived for four years in Santiago, and Concepción...

Chile is a country in South America.

Chilli is a lethal substance which I manufacture on my stove.

Fred

[Fredkc]

From the FAQ:

Q:Can foreigners own property on Margarita Island?
A:Yes they can and your private property is protected under the Venezuelan constitution.

Q:Can the government take your property?
A:No they can not, no more then they can in the United States.

Q:Is the government stable?
A:Yes it is stable with a democratically elected president.You should probably do your own research on this, a little poking around and you will see that the U.S. corporate media demonizes lots of different countries in Latin America, most of all Venezuela.



Hmmmm.... Says I.

Fred

[THE eXchanger]

i have a friend steve, who writes me, from there

he claims he can fill up a truck for $10
that, would cost me, about $110 here

he loves it

[sjkted]

Originally Posted by THE eXchanger

i have a friend steve, who writes me, from there

he claims he can fill up a truck for $10
that, would cost me, about $110 here

he loves it

I've heard about this from numerous sources. From what I understand, they have a limited local supply of oil and are refusing to export it. Good for them! Someone in their government didn't sell out.

--sjkted