Uruguay Expat Life : Montevideo safe or not?
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- Опубліковано 1 вер 2018
- Can we trust the people?
Are we going to be fooled?
Is it safe to walk alone?
Those were the questions we did not have answers before coming to Uruguay.
After 4 months living in Montevideo, here is our answer!!
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Uruguay is very safe. It’s actually as safe as many European Countries and even safer than the United States.
Lol thats bs, safer than the US? No way man
@@likeashitremixit
Yes it's dude! Montevideo may be a little problem but the rest of the county is really safe. In conclusion Mark is totally right bro.
cheto50 what the heck r u talking about? My family lives in the “interior” and there are lots of crimes nowadays! We have to thank the FA, for that. Just the neighborhood i grew up, which is a few blocks away from downtown area... in the last few months there were robberies (a couple of weeks ago they got into a house in the middle of the night when everyone where sleeping), shootings, and violence of all sorts! No vendan el obelisco! Por culpa de la basofia de código penal hoy Uruguay esta lleno de criminales en todo el país! Lamentable!
Uruguayitausa it's you again sticking your stinking nose everywhere and talking behind the back of Uruguayan why don't you just f**k **f to the cantegril you came from lollllllllll
@@likeashitremixit All the major cities in the US are more unsafe and dangerous than Montevideo. ALL! and this is statistical. New York, Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore, etc. In fact St. Louis is number 9 among the most violent cities in the world, Baltimore 11 and Detroit 34, Montevideo is not even on the list
Uruguay tiene hoy 4.000.000 de habitantes...1.500.000 en la ciudad de Montevideo y 2.650.000 en el Gran Montevideo! EXCELENTE video...me ha encantado y adoro Francia!!!🙏🙌😍
Great video, and thanks for the subtitles!. Uruguay is on my list, so it's good to know it's safe for a single woman traveler.
buenos videos, un abrazo desde Mercedes, Uruguay
gracias
Gracias por visitar nuestro país. Besos🇺🇾
big thumps up 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 for the English subtitles, Thank You!!
You guys are adorable
thanks a lot!!
Great Video, Loved it!
Merci pour avoir visité l’Uruguay. Je vous souhaite un bon séjour.
Je voulais vous poser une question: pourquoi vous aviez choisi l’Uruguay?
merci pour ton commentaire Stefano. Grace à mon travail nous avosn déménagés ici
saludos
Uruguai é belíssimo!
Muchas gracias. Saludos cordiales desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
@@anakarinaarce6071 Gracias! Saludos de Alemania!
Thanks for the work putting this video out. And thanks for the English subtitles......my French really sucks....😘😘😘😂😂😂
thanks a lot for your comment. Really appreciated :)
besoos
Hi guys, can you please tell me what are the expenses of living in Uruguay?
Nice video. The safety situation is worse than it used to be, so people are paranoid. In the outskirts of the city is actually quite worrying. Still, the city is nowhere near as dangerous as most people think it is, specially in the urban areas.
thanks for your comment!
I'm going to write in English because I don't know how good your spanish is yet. I must agree with everything you said on the vídeo. Although it's true insecurity has been increasing in the country during the past few years. Long gone are the days were you could literally just leave the door of your house open during the night. Let's all hope things start improving next year with the upcoming elections . Great video, keep up the good work. Saludos :)
Muchas gracias por tu mensaje!!!!
saludos
@LbA Insecurity spiked under Bonomi. I remember in 1990 you could sleep with the door open maybe not in Montevideo but that was the cause in the country side, but nowadays you're not safe even from getting your door hijacked and your house cleared off regardless if there's bars or not. Stil some neighborhoods like Borro and Marconi are much dangerous than others to the point if you live just a few blocks outside of them its like day and night.
Well, someone stoled my watch in the first day in Montevideo. And I was in Paraguay and Argentina as well, and it was very quiet, no thefts. So you can judge how dangerous it is
Hi guys. What a lovely couple you make! I'm glad you're enjoying the city. I hope I don't jinx it by saying this I wish all the best to you and your loved ones if they decide to visit as well.
Thanks a lot for your kind message. Really appreciated. Hope you will like our next video
besos!!
Merci pour votre information, très utile
What is that piece of metal music played right at the beginning?
Why they don't upload videos anymore? Are they divorced? What happen ? :(
Bonjour, avez vu eu un permis de séjour ? Je suis intéressé pour y vivre.
Salut de Belgique
Update video please! We miss you!
thank you
Nice video love from Pakistan
thanks a lot!!
Hi,i want to get help about urguaye can you help me?
Pourriez vous faire une version en espagnol? c'est pour un ami....
Soy de montevideo
te gusta nuestra video?
do you like it?
Voilà qui est rassurant ! (y)
I like this video keep going 🤠 greeting from Morocco
super
merci :P
Hello how are you and health really nice efforts stay safe & healthy
Hi Guys, I strongly recommend that you give some French Lessons in your Channel !. All the Best !
Vamos Uruguay carajo
4:14 because we didn't have Cavani
You mean in other countries people dont have bars on their windows? haha I dont know if I could sleep without a solid piece of iron between me and the street, here bars are not so much a concern about safety but common sense, and it is cost effective.
Muchos Garcias
Hola im here in montevideo now isa nice place like here. hehe i hope you watch my vlog in montevideo soon. gracias...
Is more safe and belgium.
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Way safer than USA
Algún loco uruguayo ?
Uruguay, Argentina and Chilee are the more developed countries in the continent, so they are the safest by a distance. Probably Uruguay is the safest spot in Latin America, and the small population has to do. Buenos Aires is a 15 million people city and its not more unsafe than any city of the US (but is a lot more dangerous than an average city in Europe, probably because you dont have such a big city in Europe).
The thing with insecurity is that is totally disociated with reality, I mean there is a truly base on reality, that the problem has been increasing in the last 30 years, but the perception of the citizens, at least in Argentina and Uruguay is that is the end of the world and you cant even go to the supermarket. And thats because of the media, and the right wing speeches that have been contaminated us for soooooo many years, like the one you have been told, that get people afraid of people, that get people to not trust in anyone... i have studied the issue, and is a political strategy, furthermore, a geopoliical strategy, to divide to conquer.
It not used to be like this, its true that we are living more violent times than 30 years ago, but thats all over the world.
I agree with everything u said but the part where u say RIGHT WING speeches YOU HAVE THAT 100%WRONG!!!!!! ITS MORE like the left wing liberals who run and control most of the main news media and are the ones WHO make ppl afraid of this or that and always race baiting and everything else , as well as false accusations about ppl and countries and more ...They have been for decades de crying all this non sense all around the world thats just a documented fact!!
Remember that almost all of mainstream media is LEFTWING run and even increasing as FAR left. So it is hilarious to hear people talking about "right wing evil messages in the media". The fact that you hear people pointing fingers at the right wing only shows that the left wing or far left, have been successful - successful as in their agenda, false facts and dictating.
@@MrCarmel7 the media in Latam is and always has been controlled by the right. Always.
The most powerful people, the one that have THAT power, could never be a true lefty, since the left claims for equality.
@@alexsdb9712 we dont think the same. Read my comment above about the media in Latam.
@@alexandermacleod7810 Argentina do not have issues with insecurity as the other countries. Buenos Aires certainly is not more insecure than any big american city. Americans do have a huge tradition of being armed that not occur in BsAs, for instance. Bs As socio economic indicators are the same as Belgium. Check the HDI, look at some stats, compare. The predominant crime in Buenos Aires is the petty crime, some people robbing your cell phone in the subway without you realising it. Being robbed at gun point is rare. Insecurity here is more of a non violent issue. There are not so many armed people.
Buenos Aires is not Brazil. Same Montevideo. They are not violent cities. They are A LOT less violent than LA or NYC. As a sociologist, I will tell you, the main cause of violence, always is inequality, and as long as they are inequal, they are not more inequal than the US, for example, and of course not compared to the rest of Latam which is a huge problem and thier indexes in this regard are way too much higher.
jpeux pu blairer les francais.. ahah
good to know