Excellent, thank you very much for your contribution.

I understand, thank you very much. I found it strange because I've had a Phoenix channel for over a year and have never experienced anything like this. It was a strange event for me. Thanks for your opinion.

Thank You so much 🤝🤠

Excelente, cada día se aprende algo nuevo, muchas gracias

Se ven como los Arándanos 🫐

I think the concept of taxes wouldn't be wrong, as long as they're used properly, and that the funds are used wisely and to the benefit of those who contribute them. But fiat money is the biggest theft in history, and taxes in times of fiat money, where the government has the ability to create all the money necessary to run a nation, are an even greater aberration. That is, they print money without a limit, degrading citizens' purchasing power, and at the same time, they want to take another part of the loot from us through taxes.

I suppose this is because most people are configured with the term (social networks) and that does not allow them to look at NOSTR from the proper perspective.

For me, it was impressive. I came from Peru, where there are red zones and other very safe zones. But even in rural areas, you usually see people walking, shopping, celebrating birthdays, chatting in parks (green areas), and going about their relatively normal lives. Ecuador was totally different and terrifying.

Yes, that's definitely something related. Another reason is the extortion of merchants and the high crime rate on the streets, especially in the city of Guayaquil.

Es lamentable Leer estás anécdotas, todos deberíamos poder disfrutar de lugares seguros donde hacer nuestras vidas con nuestros seres amados, esperemos que la liberación de Cuba del comunismo llegue más temprano que tarde.

Your opinion is very accurate, but despite that, freedom is still breathed in many areas of the region, and despite inept governments, there is still not as much control and surveillance over citizens.

True, it is very sad that people have to hide at night and cannot move around at night.

True, about 4 hours, maybe a little more. It was the delay in the journey.

Fortunately, there were no injuries or material damage (some cars were hit by rocks). What I take away most from this experience are those independent men who take action and don't just sit back and wait for the authorities to resolve the situation.

When people 👥 unite selflessly for a common cause and for the benefit of others, incredible things happen.

I completely agree. There are those who think that a simple action is useless, but these experiences confirm otherwise.

A pretty powerful anecdote, if you were to act like the typical annoying driver who doesn't let anyone pass him, a fatal accident would possibly occur.

Thank you very much, I will be publishing my notes as I progress along the route. 👍