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-Spanish & Chilean families usually have close ties.

-Family is a central part of both societies.

-Adult children stay at their parents' house for longer.

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-Spain is more focused on nuclear family units that aren't very close to extended family, unlike Chile.

-Traditional gender roles in Spain are not as strict as in Chile.

-Families in Spain often rely on private institutions as a support system.

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-Both of them prioritize the importance & well-being of their family.

-It is normal to see multiple generations living together or having proximity.

-Family gatherings are a crucial part of the family unit.

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-The family size in Chilean Families is small, around 1-2 kids, while in Spain, families are bigger with bigger households in some regions.

-The family roles in Chile are very flexible with gender roles; for example, the mom and dad can share chores and childcare, but the traditional Spanish families are sometimes hierarchical with the parent roles.

-The social life in Chilean families is known as spending weekends together outside the house, like going to parks, to the cinema, beaches, or family gatherings. In Spain, family time is focused on a "big Sunday", like meals at home, watching movies at home, and cleaning the house together. All those activities just on a Sunday.