San Pedro de Jujuy, Argentina

Capital City

Living in this city of 72,063 people means dealing with a heavy bureaucratic burden. The regional economy is propped up by crops like sugarcane and tobacco, but the humid subtropical climate can be a persistent headache. While the city is the second-largest in Jujuy province, the quieter pace of life and agricultural focus may appeal more to those seeking an escape from urban chaos than ambitious professionals.