Over in Spanish, Raúl discusses the shifting meaning of Peruvianity.
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Raul a mi me gusto tu post, y si bien acepto que el tema racial no es blanco y negro (pun intended) de verdad me saca la piedra cuando alguien dice que en Venezuela hay igualdad de oportunidades. La estadistica lo dice, hay una probabilidad mayor de ser pobre si eres mujer, si naciste en una familia con solo un adulto trabajando, si tus padres tuvieron o no educacion, si no tuviste acceso a actividades sociales. Por favor, no hagan perder el tiempo, leanse los documentos del proyecto pobreza de la UCAB si les da miedo montarse en el metro, antes de ponerse a pontificar de los pobres que no conocen, no entienden y sobre todo no respetan.