Investment

Save for the rainy days is, generally, a good idea; however this prudence may not work in Latin America which is plagued by bad governance. When a country has a great debt, money is taken from the savings of ordinary citizens.
I was wondering about this phenomena this morning when I went to this camping:

 The superintendent was very kind to show all the area which has a water spring, sewage treatment, water heaters among many facilities. He is putting his talents to improve the camping. For instance: he developed three water heaters which use wood as energy. He sees the camping as a seminary that teaches children the christian faith. Thus, his water heaters are used in Jesus's service.
It opened my eyes to a new kind of investment: people aiding instead of Latin America bonds.