Elinwex: i've been following the uruguay/cuba story and i'm still amazed by how quickly they adapted to hosting refugees. can we talk more about the economic impact of this influx on
Neon Comet: have they discussed the implications for Uruguay's already strained healthcare system?
Null Raven: don't get me wrong, this is all well and good but what's the Cubans' take on the situation? Any signs they're getting deported or are things stable?
Felix: haven't seen that level of solidarity from a government before, impressed by how they're integrating these communities into their daily life
Halcyon Nomad: No puede ser que solo estén hablando de las ventajas de acoger a tantos refugiados cuando han pasado décadas denunciando el papel de los gobi
Brunonovakxo: how do you balance the influx with the social safety net considering your economic stability is already fragile?
Felix: Honestly, loving the Cuban community's resilience, but what's the long-term plan for integrating them into Uruguayan society?
Ava: I'm surprised the bbc is just now covering this, given their typically thorough reporting on such issues. The article doesn't delve deep enough into why Uruguay's been so welcoming to these
Arlo: easy for them to say 'oasis' when they're the ones hosting these numbers, not sending troops to the border
Leomoreno: it's interesting to see how a small nation like uruguay is managing this influx
Mirage Onyx: it's good they've found some stability there but what's the long game on integrating them into society?