Mine is 200 mbps down, 70 mbps up, 35 usd. But I live in Brazil.

14 ms ping
34.14 Mbps download
11.27 Mbps Upload

430 Gb data cap per month

Doesnt even matter, data cap negates any game streaming, especially when series and movies are already streamed pushing that cap and blowing it up monthly as it is. Not to mention the added latency from others streaming at the same time. but on a good day around 60-80 MBPS when downloading updates on xb1.

you know, when game streaming beceomes a thing the customers want to do, then ISPs will have to raise caps or offer uncapped access to specific services in order to appease them - the cap scam can only exist as long as customers don't rebel against it

Which is true for basically everything. Many people complain how 3rd or at least 2nd world countries have better internet infastructure or a more modern transportation system and whatnot. But it's so obvious that this is only because the developed countries started building their infrastructure much earlier based on old technology and that many of these investments haven't payed off just yet, while costs for maintenance are high and a nation wide upgrade would cost enormous amounts of money.
And of course your point about smaller countries where it's much easier to cover as much people as possible.

200 Down and 70 up. Forty Eypos in Madrid.
350 Down and 100 up. Fifty USD in Bogota.

But latency isn't particularly nice on either. Ping is around 100-133 for both.

So I have a bit of a special case.
I've got a hybrid router where I get about 9mbps download speed from my DSL connection (ADSL to be precise) and 36mbps from my LTE connection.
I'm paying for 50mbps (down) but that's the maximum I can get at my current home, so I'm not mad about it.
Price is of course a bit higher than a comparable VDSL or cable connection. I'm paying 40€ a month. No cap.

Not at home right now, but what I'm paying for is Comcast and it's supposed to be 75 Mbps download (don't remember upload). There is a better ISP, but my house lies on the border of their serviceable area, and I'm hoping that soon I'll be within coverage. My problem with Comcast is it's 1 TB per month data cap. If I go over that data cap, it actually just adds $25 to the bill and makes it unlimited for the month, and since I don't go over the limit every month, it wouldn't make sense to upgrade to that plan. Both times I went over the limit they removed the overage charge so I'm not certain if my understanding of how it works is accurate.

When they installed the equipment, I remember that the connection tests barely passed, and I expressed my concern, but the technician said that because it did technically still pass the test, it would be an extra charge for them to upgrade the equipment. My connection is fairly stable, but I don't feel like I'm getting 75 Mbps. When I'm downloading a game on Steam, for example, it usually caps out at 7 MB/s, but oftentimes it rests at between 3 and 4 MB/s.

Man, some of you have bad pings!

I'm paying for "up to 100 MBps upload / up to 30 MBps download" (DSL) and usually I get around 90% - 95% of that maximum.

Technically it seems to be a 110 Mbps / 30 MBps connection according to my router:

Downloads are stable. Netflix and Amazon streams look great after the the first low-res seconds.

I'm super glad that there are no data caps, because I tend to download a lot. Usually 2 - 3 TB per month, but early 2018 I almost reached 10 TB and had a slightly guilty conscience ;)

IDK, is this at least decent?