Peruvian Culture


Feb 09

I was watching a program about age discrimination in the UK where people over sixty were saying that it was very difficult for them to find a job or they were forced to retire when they reach the age of 65. I tought about Peru, where it’s difficult to find some types of job when you are 35 and some job adverts even say that the age for a job is from 25-35.

Some job adverts even advertise that they require people from 18-25 for working in a bank for example, because they prefer young people to serve the customers. It is not just age that is a problem, the descendents of the white spanish find it easier to get jobs than people from native or mixed backgrounds.

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Jan 18
Vivanda in Lima with lots of fruit!

Vivanda supermarket in Lima with lots of fruit!

Most of the people in Peru buy their groceries in open air markets, but the number of people that shop in supermarkets is increasing. more / mas >>

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Jan 12

In Peru Christmas is an important celebration because most of the population is catholic, it’s not as commercial as in the UK where you can see Chirtsmas decorations and Christmas products in the shops from October but I think in Peru they are starting to appear earlier every year. more / mas >>

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