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Chile
The Republic of Chile is on the west side of the South American Andes Mountains from Argentina. It has the world's driest desert and the world's largest Greek overseas community. Typical contributions include questions about the country's ancient artifacts and stone petroglyphs, Croat and German immigrant heritage, Mapuche indigenous culture, Pacific Ocean island possessions, sophisticated city life, stabilized politics, and vast mineral resources.
965 Questions
Is Reichen Lehmkuhl and Rodiney Santiago together?
yes, according to the recent a-list new york reunion. reichen states out that they are still in fact in a relationship.
Santiago is the capital of Chile and it has much of the countries industries.
no. Chile is in south america. not africa. hope this helpss. =)
You can smell anything in Chile that you can smell anywhere else. This means you'll smell the flowers and vegetation as well as the nations food.
What is the name of the country along most of Chile's eastern border?
Argentina borders east and Peru and Bolivia to the North.
How did Spain regaining control of Chile effect their culture?
Do you mean 'effect' (bring about) or 'affect' (influence)
And who does 'their' refer to: Spain's and/or Chile's
Who is Argentina's closest neighbor?
Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay all share border with Argentina. Culturally, near the border with those countries people share a lot of the culture of their neighbours, but Uruguay, previously part of the Government of the Rio de la Plata that later became Argentina, is the closest to Argentina's capital city and is probably the culturally closest neighbour.
chile tine 5 zonas zona austral centro sur norte chico y norte grande
Why Chile is a tricontinental country?
Chile is a tricontinental country because it has valleys, deserts and mountains.
What is meant by the term Camino de Santiago?
The term Camino de Santiago means "The way of St. James" or "St. James Way". It refers to the pilgrimage route to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia Spain.
Why did esmeralda santiago have such an obsession about guava?
Esmeralda Santiago's obsession with guava stems from its deep cultural and personal significance in her life. Growing up in Puerto Rico, guava represented not only a connection to her homeland but also evoked memories of her childhood and family experiences. This fruit symbolizes her longing for identity and belonging, serving as a poignant reminder of her roots even as she navigated her life in the United States. Guava becomes a powerful metaphor for her journey of embracing her heritage while adapting to a new environment.
What page did santiago meet fatima?
pages 92-93 (my edition has a picture of the oasis on the front with a nice paper back cover and the letters are written in purple)
