¿Por qué hay TANTAS MUJERES en POLONIA? 👉

If there is a city that is proud of being a homogeneous, solid and attractive setting, it is Warsaw. In recent years, it is increasingly felt that the Poles have managed to build a social space worth enjoying. Walking through the historic streets of Warsaw is a unique and moving experience. The city has a rich and tumultuous history, marked by the devastation of World War II and the subsequent reconstruction. Walking through these streets, you can experience a variety of sensations. That is why today it is possible to be surprised at every step, participate in unexpected encounters and satisfy the desire for discovery among the endless curiosities around us. In the successive videos that we have presented on this side of the map, there is a recurring question. Why are there more women than men on the streets of these countries? In other words, why are there too many women? First of all, we must say that these documents are registered in urban areas, mainly in the city centres and their commercial areas, where the presence of European men is always less than that of women. But there is also a temporary factor that can become permanent. Ukrainian immigration already numbers in the millions, and in this case, too, men are for known reasons in an absolute minority. Among the newcomers there are only women and children. They left behind their husbands, their fathers and their sons. The men have to stay and fight, and the agony of separation is visible on their faces. In the cities near the Ukrainian border, as well as in the Capital, the phenomenon is most noticeable. You can see it in the pictures of Warsaw that we are sharing. If you are planning to visit Poland for work or as a tourist and also want to find a beautiful woman, you will most likely find one. As the capital of Poland, Warsaw is the city of encounters par excellence. In addition to immigration, Warsaw attracts women from other Polish cities who want to get a good education or build a better career. In addition to exploring the beautiful and modern streets of Warsaw, you can visit the restaurants Guru India or Amber Room, as well as Bank Club, or N58 Club if you are a fan of nightlife. Poland is today a country brimming with entertainment and fun, but it is important not to forget that the causes of this demographic imbalance are tragic and the reasons are well known. Respect for this situation must prevail in any approach. The history of Poland and its neighbouring countries is not short of tragedies, and throughout history it seems inevitable that times will repeat themselves. Meanwhile, Poland is a feast for the eyes. The historic streets of Warsaw bear witness to the resilience and determination of the Polish people. Despite the destruction suffered during the war, the city has risen again, preserving and rebuilding its architectural and cultural treasures. In addition to the beauty of the swaying anatomies well dressed and possessing delicate gestures, the beautiful architecture of Warsaw, from the historic buildings in the Renaissance style to the modern designs, constitutes an impressive environment that creates a unique atmosphere. The meticulous reconstruction of many historic buildings generates a feeling of nostalgia and reverence for the past. The streets are lined with cafes, restaurants, local shops and markets. The sense of community is palpable as locals and visitors alike come together to enjoy urban life. At places like the Warsaw Uprising Museum, you can feel a deep sense of reflection and commemoration for the historic events and struggles that took place in the city. As you soak in the restored beauty of the streets, you can feel a sense of hope and optimism for the future of the city and its ability to overcome challenges. Travelling is hyperliving and walking through the historic streets of Warsaw is an experience that evokes deep emotions and connects you with history, culture and above all with beauty, which is the very essence of the city. #openyourwindowtotheworld #TravelingIsHyperliving 🌎 Subtitles in Portuguese, Italian, German, French, Russian and English. 🔎 I am Gustavo Llusá, Argentine, after traveling for several years through more than 75 countries I settled in Latvia where I married Dace and learned to know another way of life, on the other side of the map. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED All material appearing on the channels @Gustavo © and @GustavoLLusá © ("content") is protected by copyright. 👇👇👇 COMMENT AND GIVE YOUR OPINION