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Help choosing a South / Latin American country to be an exchange student?!?

I'm looking for an exchange student in America / South American country for a year to help with learning and improving Spanish and options that countries are: Argentina Chile Costa Rica Republic Dominican Ecuador Honduras Panama Paraguay Peru that are the least racist country? I'm worried I will not fit. There is also a drinking age? How is the culture (In the country which I think should go to)? Information please! (Oh, look at my icon / image as dark skin, hazel eyes, golden brown hair) I just want make the right choice that best suits me. Because I'm in America I am very … American educated, but I'm willing to change. Could you give me information and his view of the country in which I must live with a foster family for a year? In 2011 (spring or fall) Thanks

i was a student exchange in Ecuador in 86-87. I have to say it was the best year of my life. I found that most people who accept as an exchange student, not racism, as they were there learning the language and culture. Personally, arrived in Honduras because of the political problems that are occurring and I would not go to the Dominican Republic because you're an island and would not be able to see in other countries. when i did my exchange program went to Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. Recently I have been traveling to Costa Rica. is really nice (been there 4 times just this year.) in Panama that is facing many diseeass (malaria, yellow fever, dengue) are not pills for malaria and yellow fever vaccine (I recommend the shot before you go anywhere down there.) Ecuador and Peru are full of culture and history (the Indian markets in both countries, Machu Pichu in Peru. I've never been to Chile or Argentina, but I've heard that they are both beautiful countries. i you have more questions please email me your ps gringo1001@yahoo.com after my year in Ecuador I was pretty well in Spanish. after being married to an Ecuadorian and now a Colombian in the last 17 years i I spoke in Spanish. you are making the best decision of your life. Hope this helped

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