City-Off: The Americas (Boston/Brasilia)

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IN
Boston, USA
Recife, Brazil
Ushuaia, Argentina
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Cusco, Peru

OUT
Miami, USA
Chicago, USA

Removing Rio and Havana would be unbelievably stupid and retarded.

Yep

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I don't know much about Kingston, i've never been there and i never bothered to learn about it.
I spent a few days in Bogota 5 years ago (3 days) and didn't really do a lot of sightseeing (i was really just passing by to go to Cartagena de Indias where i stayed a week) but the city looked interesting enough, though i admit i never really went too far away from my hotel, partly because there had been some sort of FARC attack a few days before i went there and i remember there were government soldiers absolutely everywhere. A bit intimidating i have to say


I still vote for Bogota.

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I've never been to Canada so i can't speak about Vancouver.

On the other hand i went to Cuzco in the same month i visited Lima and Bolivia and i found it pretty interesting. The city is very well preserved and of course if you want to go to a historic city this one is a must. My only problem with it was that everywhere i went there was this pretty strong smell of piss, sometimes it was unbearable. I would surely have a hard time adjusting if i ever go to live there but I'm glad i went at least once in my life, piss smell notwithstanding

So i vote Cuzco

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Never been to any of them but Chicago looks like another typical american city and not a good looking one at that. Of course maybe i'm wrong, so feel free to enlighten me.

I still vote Guadalajara

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Monterrey might be nice, but Santiago is gorgeous. I only went there once when i was 8 but it did leave me a lasting impression. No contest from me.

Santiago.

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Of course i will be biased in this survivor in regards to the city i love the most. In fact i think that I'll never vote against it . Thankfully this is an even easier decision for me.

I vote Buenos Aires

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I've been to Costa Rica 9 or 10 years ago and spent most of the time travelling around the country so my memory is a bit fuzzy in regards to San Jose (i remember more the time i spent in the Jungle ). I don't remember any bad stuff happening, so i guess it was nice
I haven't been to Washington DC (in fact i just went to the US once in my life and it was a couple of days in Miami and it was a horrible experience) but my mother went there 2 years ago and said it was great and looking at the pics she took i will say that I'm tempted about going sometime in the future.

I vote Washington

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Never been to either of them, but while i feel that Toronto looks like a great city, New York can't really be kicked out right now.

I vote NYC

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Lima is very pretty, though i prefered Cuzco. Never been to Medellin, but it doesn't look that spectacular.

I vote Lima

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Bah, i only spent a couple of days in Mexico city the same summer i went to Playa del Carmen and i really didn't like the place, plus i use contacts and i got an allergy or something and it was most annoying
On the other hand Brazil is the country i have visited the most (i must have been there like 6 or 7 times and in 5 or 6 different cities), especially when i was a little kid and Porto Alegre is great, certainly enjoyed my time there.

I vote Porto Alegre

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I've been to Guatemala city about 6 years ago and i quite liked it, despite it's crime issues it looked like a decent place to live (or at least visit for a while ). Never been to Los Angeles and all i can gather about it, is what i read and what i see in the movies or TV series and frankly I'm not impressed. Plus i think the US will have ample representation in this survivor, so this one won't be missed.

I vote Guatemala City

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I'm planning on going to Havana in the next few years while on the other hand i've been a couple of times to Cordoba. Havana is probably going to win and maybe it should but Córdoba is beautiful and i'm going to act like a good patriot.

I vote Córdoba.

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Sorry, but i have to go with my Brazilian brothers in this one. The city is just great fun all around and being from Argentina it's not like hanging around close to favelas or shantytowns is that great of a turnoff.

I vote Río de janeiro

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Never been to Houston and Caracas is pretty nice (I spent only 2 days there though )

I vote Caracas

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You know what? i liked Sao paulo, not because the city is particularly beautiful but becasue i had a good time there, but La Paz is i believe a more interesting place to go than Sao Paulo (and i love to travel to Brazil). It also makes the round interesting

I vote for La Paz