Uruguay Once again, it has positioned itself as a regional leader in terms of quality of life, according to Ranking 2025 From the Numbeo Quality of Life Index, the world’s most consulted collaborative database on living conditions. The country of River Plate not only tops the list in Latin America, but also outperforms the countries in question Global powersLike China, it is one of the best centers in the world.
In addition to regional leadership, the Numbeo 2025 report demonstrates this Uruguay maintains a trend of sustainable growth in luxury,Enhancements began to be enhanced in the last ,decade
Which country leads the quality of life in Latin America according to Numbeo?
According to the Numbeo 2025 report, Uruguay It ranks first regionally with an index of 139.81, a widely outstanding score compared to the rest of the Latin American countries evaluated.
The ranking measures nine variables such as purchasing power, safety, health, cost of living, traffic, travel times, pollution, climate, housing and quality of the urban environment.
In general, Uruguay achieves a balanced performance that allows it to remain a regional reference.
Why does Uruguay top the quality of life ranking?
The country is characterized by:
- Political and social stability is well above average in Latin America.
- Low crime rates compared to the region.
- An accessible health system with good levels of coverage.
- A suitable environmental environment, with a moderate climate and less pollution.
- Efficient urban services and continuous improvement of infrastructure.
Although its purchasing power is not the highest in the world, the overall balance places Uruguay as the country in Latin America with the best conditions to live, work and develop.
Ranking: Latin American countries with the best quality of life in 2025
According to Numbeo, this is how the regional summit was formed:
- Uruguay
- Costa Rica
- Ecuador
- Mexico
- Panama
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Colombia
- chili
- Bolivia
- Peru
- Venezuela
The report also shows strong contradictions: while Uruguay At the top, countries such as Venezuela, Peru and Bolivia rank among the lowest due to economic hardship, infrastructure problems and high levels of insecurity.
How does Uruguay fare compared to the rest of the world?
Uruguay doesn’t just dominate Regional rankingBut it appears among the top 50 countries in the world, sharing a place with developed countries such as:
- Luxembourg
- Holland
- Denmark
- Swiss
- Finland
- New Zealand
- Australia
- USA
- Japan
- Spain
With these results, Uruguay consolidates itself as one of the countries with the best quality of life outside the European peripheral axis, and as the Latin American country closest to international welfare standards.
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