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 I could say that the best vacation I ever had was in Argentina, Bariloche. I remember at that time I was around 15 years old (2014), we went with my family in February of that same year. As at that time we lived in the north, we were very passionate about the idea of going by car to be able to visit the forested towns of southern Chile before crossing the border, and as you can imagine it took us quite a while (a week to get there). When we finally arrived in Bariloche, we stayed for a whole week, and taking advantage of the low dollar and the Argentinean peso, we were able to stay in the best hotel in town and visit restaurants that offered delicious food on their menus. The first day we went to an ice rink to skate, and then we went to a chocolate store and bought all kinds of flavors and colors. The other days we strolled through the streets, watched street artists play tango and drank mate with my brothers next to a cathedral. Anyway, more than anything I consider it the best vaca

 Personally, when I think of places to travel I think of the history and revolutionary experience of a country rather than sightseeing in places with paradisiacal landscapes. For the same reason, one of my dreams in life is to travel to Nicaragua, more than anything else because of the history that took place in that country with respect to the Sandinista revolution. The first time I heard about Nicaragua was when I was in high school and I read about Ernesto Cardenal's liberation theology. Then I researched about the FSLN, and their revolutionary experience. It is a very interesting country because it has been able to resist for a long time both the North American invasion and later dictatorships.  Anyway, if I go to nicaragua I would like to visit relevant historical sites such as the city of leon or managua, besides getting to know closely the local people and their culture. However, I would not stay to live or study because the Nicaraguan state does not provide many job or acad