Argentinian Migrants in the USA: Which Series or Film Best Reflects the Current Issues in Your Country? (The Spectacular Analogy That Emerged from Recent Research)
(Cocreated by Taylor - Canada, Maqueda - USA, Maurizio - ARG, Molina - Venezuela and Ortega - Cuba). An article that the 44 million Argentinians and all Anglophone Latinos should read and reread. Would the response be similar if we asked Colombians or Venezuelans? Certainly not. However, what emerges from recent consultations with nearly 500 Argentine migrants in the USA is profoundly intriguing. In the vast and complex narrative of Argentine politics—a nation that literally ranked among the highest in social and cultural development and GDP between 1880 and 1930—there looms a disturbing analogy with the series The Good Place (USA), where heaven is portrayed as an ideal environment, brimming with possibilities and virtues, yet fundamentally manipulated by very negative forces that distort its essence.
(Cocreated by Taylor - Canada, Maqueda - USA, Maurizio - ARG, Molina - Venezuela and Ortega - Cuba). An article that the 44 million Argentinians and all Anglophone Latinos should read and reread. Would the response be similar if we asked Colombians or Venezuelans? Certainly not. However, what emerges from recent consultations with nearly 500 Argentine migrants in the USA is profoundly intriguing. In the vast and complex narrative of Argentine politics—a nation that literally ranked among the highest in social and cultural development and GDP between 1880 and 1930—there looms a disturbing analogy with the series The Good Place (USA), where heaven is portrayed as an ideal environment, brimming with possibilities and virtues, yet fundamentally manipulated by very negative forces that distort its essence.