Nauru, la isla de las malas decisiones
50 years ago, Nauru was the richest country in the world. Its GDP per capita reached US $ 50,000 annually thanks to a raw material, phosphate. However, those resources exhausted. The island's economy had not diversified and no new resources had been sought. In the 90's, corruption and government mismanagement produced a great economic crisis due to the debts that the country had contracted. But there were still many bad decisions to be made and controversial decisions came in their diplomatic relations. How do you live today in Nauru, the country without capital? Why does it have the highest obesity rate in the world? 🌎 Un Mundo Inmenso Singularities of our planet. ✅ Subscribe! https://bit.ly/2POYtLu 🌟 Become a member! https://shorturl.at/hvPQR Sources and credits: https://pastebin.com/gEDtixkr

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