That is difficult to say. I don't see a lot of laughter and there doesn't seem to be a lot of joking around. The people do not seem sad or unhappy, so much of what I am experiencing
could be cultural, or my presence may make them behave differently.
They do seem significantly more
reserved than the Colombians we have worked with. While happy may not be the word I
would use, the people generally seem contented. They all seem very family
oriented and they are a loving and caring people. Even those in prison demonstrate
a kindness and consideration to us as outsiders and at least while we were
there for one another.
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