Synthaholic
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If you hate America then, by all means, you should leave.
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Harpy Eagle
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I do not hate America. I gave 20 year of my life to defend it. I love this country.
What I do not like the direction it is heading, both sides want nothing more than to take our freedoms away from us one slice at a time.
By the time we are ready to go we will have nothing keeping us here but our two children and they are both productive adults and can come visit whenever they want.
The cost of living is roughly half of what it is in the US, it is located in a great spot for travelling to other parts of the world.
Not sure the downside.
odanny
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People like yourself make the idea of ex-patting sound so much more appealing.
Panama has been ranked as one of the best locations in the world to ex-pat for a variety of reasons. It is safe, it is beautiful, and there are thriving ex-pat communities there. I love Costa Rica and could definitely retire there, but when researching I found various reviews that Panama was an even better choice. One survey had it ranked #1.
For those with the means to ex-pat, I think it an excellent idea, and one I'm exploring.
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It is amazing what I have found since we started getting serious. The on-line resources are almost endless. I have found a few pretty active forums for Ex-pats and they are populated with people from all over the world. Was very excited to find a VSO active in Panama. I have already reached out to them.
Manonthestreet
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‘Frustrated and powerless’: In fight with China for global influence, diplomacy is America’s biggest weakness
In Panama, a bridge to connect the country highlights China’s growing diplomatic presence and sway, while the U.S. goes four-and-a-half years without an ambassador.
www.politico.com
okfine
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Back in the 80's a friend and his wife lived on a sailboat in Panama for a year. Came back to the States, sold off everything and went back to live as ex-pats.
If you speak Spanish that's a plus.
Disculpe, pagar en dolares.
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Harry Dresden
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maybe.....better see what its like when you are ready to live there....in 7 years a lot can change...
leftwinger
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WINNING! take your boyfriends with you.
$5.20 Gas, 10 million un-vetted border jumpers, Criminals gone wild, 0.01% of population yet Home O Trans taking 10% GOVT spots, two rigged election cycles.
pound sand you ignorant bag of human sewage.
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Harpy Eagle
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Very true.
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Harpy Eagle
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We are going to visit next year so I am going to start working on it now. I suck at learning other languages so need all the time I can get
okfine
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Buena suerte
luiza
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Synthaholic
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One thing I forgot to mention: I saw almost as many Chinese faces as I did Panamanian faces and this was 1993.
It's interesting that the people who complain the most about Central American people coming to the United States have no problem going and living in their country.
It's interesting that the people who complain the most about Central American people coming to the United States have no problem going and living in their country.
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Harpy Eagle
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Who in this thread complains about Central American people coming to the United States legally?
Who in this thread complains about Central American people coming to the United States at all even?
HaShev
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I always wanted to go to the Vulcans, the idea of parakeets all over being the nations natural birds, and the many fruit trees, the always pleasant 70 degrees,
Cheap medical, and dollar system made it intriguing.
Just stay away from the
Bocas del Toro
an area of swarms of bats, if you hate bats and Fauci, and away from country border towns, because of drug trafficking they are more dangerous.
HaShev
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Has nothing to do with the people, it has to do with illegal floods keeping wages lower, straining towns, affecting jobs, straining our supply chain as you found out the hard way, taxing our system,
Unfair to legal and controlled immigration-it's liken to butting in line, something you don't even accept at a ticket line. Uncontrolled means chaos, higher risk of terrorist or criminal activity as we seen it's been used to smuggle drugs and abuse people.
odanny
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This 68-year-old retiree lives on $620 per month in Mexico â take a look inside in her 'charming' $160,000 home
Retiree Glen Rogers left the U.S. for Mexico in 2002. Now she lives in a $160,000 home in San Miguel de Allende. Here's a look at her newly renovated home, and how she spends her day.
Synthaholic
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Even back in 1993 the Chinese were flooding Panama, influencing government with construction and infrastructure-building. That was my point. I can only imagine their influence today.
Synthaholic
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A Man, A Plan, A Canal, Panama
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