The best quality of life of the region as education, health, economic competitiveness and political environment
- Consider the top ten Latin American countries, from worst to best, which took part in this global ranking: 10. Cuba. It is the first country in literacy in Latin America, Cuba has 99.8 percent of the population is literate. This country also has the second highest healthy life expectancy with 69 years and first in unemployment with a rate of 1.6 percent. The weakness of this country's slow economic growth and political situation, the worst rated in the region. 9. Brazil. Brazil leads Latin America in various economic sectors, such as: the industrial, agriculture and exports. According to Newsweek, Brazil has a per capita income of $ 8.070 and a literacy rate of 88.7 percent. Its unemployment rate is 7.4 percent. 8. Jamaica. Despite being a country small, is a regional tourist center that still depends on agriculture as the production of sugar. Its per capita income is $ 5.020 and the literacy rate is 88 percent of the population, healthy life expectancy is 64 years, while unemployment rises to 14.5 percent. 7. Argentina. Their literacy is second in the region with 97.2 percent. Unemployment hovers by 9.6 percent and the quality of life is finding new positive expectations.
5. Uruguay. The smallest country in South America. It has 3.4 million inhabitants and a per capita income of $ 9.400. This country offers its residents a healthy life expectancy of 67 years and has a high literacy rate to 98 percent. The Unemployment is 7.9 percent.
4. Peru. It has a literacy medium-high, 93 percent of the quality of life poblacióny allows its residents a healthy life expectancy of 67 years. The unemployment rate of 9 percent.
2. Costa Rica. One of the more consolidated democracies and older. Has the highest quality of life in Latin America. Literacy level of 95.7 percent. Its unemployment rate is at ... Guess who I get to # 1
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