Argentineans are the most unfortunate in the world

According to the Ipsos Global Advisor report on Global Happiness 2019, Argentineans are the most unfortunate in the world. In our country, only 34% of respondents say they are happy.

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Among the 28 countries that participated in the study, Australians and Canadians share the global ranking of happiness, with 86% of their citizens claiming to enjoy the state, followed by China (83%) and the states. United (79%).

France and Great Britain are the happiest countries in Europe. Eight out of ten consider it a happy person, just like 82% of Britons. Among the last three and above us are the Spaniards (46%) and the Russians (47%), says Clarín.

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According to this survey, health and physical well-being (55%), children (48%) and emotional relationships (48%) are the aspects of life that generate the most satisfaction among Argentines, who are also happy to know that his life makes sense (47%) and his personal safety (45%).

However, not all aspects in which respondents are interviewed in Argentina provide such optimistic data. The time devoted to social networks (10%), moving to another country (23%) and material possessions (25%) are some of the problems that generate less happiness for Argentines.

Friends are particularly important in Argentina (56%) and the amount of free time available in Japan (31%). Argentina also responded that "the well-being of the country" is another important factor in achieving happiness.

Over the last year, the percentage of adults who say they are very happy has dropped significantly in Argentina (-22%).

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