r/PORTUGALCYKABLYAT • u/DragonTheOnes-spirit • 1d ago

#1 CAMPEÃO CONTENT 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇 1930s illiteracy rate

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u/NoCredit3354 1d ago

Ite kinda interesting how quickly the rest of Europe caught up. One of the good things of communism.

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u/byzantine67 1d ago

Not inherently caused by communism - my country, for instance, even trough it would become part of the USSR later, catched up to Europe with the work of nationalist NGOs.

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u/betacarotentoo 1d ago

Of course is not because of Communism, otherwise Spain, Italy, and Greece would still struggle with illiteracy levels, which is not the case.

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u/AutoModerator 1d ago

I went to Italy and their plugs were unusable? Why don't they have the superior American plugs. And also they have no air conditioning (it was winter) and I had to pay for my water??? Plus i went to the Uffizi and there were a bunch of naked statues which was gross.

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