Mexico City is without doubt on the leading edge of advancing LGBT rights! Mexico City is its own state, the Distrito Federal (just like Washington DC), and has been enacting laws to protect and support its LGBT community for many years. Same-sex couples have been able to adopt children and form civil unions in DF for some time - more recently, marriage has become available to same-sex couples as well. Transgender people have been able to legally change...Mexico City is without doubt on the leading edge of advancing LGBT rights! Mexico City is its own state, the Distrito Federal (just like Washington DC), and has been enacting laws to protect and support its LGBT community for many years. Same-sex couples have been able to adopt children and form civil unions in DF for some time - more recently, marriage has become available to same-sex couples as well. Transgender people have been able to legally change their gender for about 10 years, and recently an amendment to the law made it possible to change gender without requiring medical documentation or psychological evaluation. Additionally, the government of DF (Distrito Federal; Mexico City) runs a number of programs to support LGBT communities and promote awareness. The Zona Rosa neighborhood is perhaps the most famous "gay zone" in the city, and is the hub of the LGBT and LGBT-friendly business and cultural community. The annual Pride Parade is massive and not to be missed! 
How easy it would be for you to find a job in Nicaragua depends on how old you are. About 50% of the population of native Nicaraguans is around 17 or 18 years old. Because of this large percentage of young people, the older people in Nicaragua tend to hold upper management positions. However, many of those between the age of those in their late teens and those in their 50s are slowly taking over because they have had 20 years of steady education from universities. They are armed...How easy it would be for you to find a job in Nicaragua depends on how old you are. About 50% of the population of native Nicaraguans is around 17 or 18 years old. Because of this large percentage of young people, the older people in Nicaragua tend to hold upper management positions. However, many of those between the age of those in their late teens and those in their 50s are slowly taking over because they have had 20 years of steady education from universities. They are armed with this knowledge when they entered the work force. The older people are still part of the majority and are in charge of the majority of businesses, but the new generation of those just a little younger than them is closing the gap. I predict that in three to five years, those in their 50s will have a harder time getting a job. The older you get, the harder it gets.
For the most part, expats in Belize are treated by the people in Belize the way they also treat the locals. For the most part, expats in Belize are treated by the people in Belize the way they also treat the locals. 
The business culture in Portugal can be frustrating. The biggest problem in Portugal, as in other southern European countries, is that the legal system does not work. If you have a dispute to try and recover a debt, your case could take up to 15 years to get heard and there are people who use that situation to their advantage. The business culture here in Portugal is not at par as with Anglo-Saxon models; it has a much lower level. The business culture in Portugal can be frustrating. The biggest problem in Portugal, as in other southern European countries, is that the legal system does not work. If you have a dispute to try and recover a debt, your case could take up to 15 years to get heard and there are people who use that situation to their advantage. The business culture here in Portugal is not at par as with Anglo-Saxon models; it has a much lower level. 
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If you like warm weather and a slower pace of life then Panama is a perfect place for you.
I get tons of emails asking why I moved to Panama and what it’s like here.
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