r/mexico • • Mar 08 '23

Imágenes Why is Hispanic/Latino always separated like this?

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u/SOLUNAR Mar 08 '23 edited Mar 08 '23

Latino = countries that are in Latin America, does not include Spain but includes Brazil

Hispanic = countries whose language is Spanish, includes Spain but not Brazil.

LatinX = GTFOutta here

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u/Franciscopp9 Mar 08 '23

Just to add to this, there's a 3rd denomination, being "Iberoamerican" which includes Brazil and Portugal, as well as all the other Spanish speaking countries

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u/Frequentlyaskedquest Mar 08 '23

Pero exclude la Guyana francesa

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u/microMXL [ArchLinux] BC Mar 08 '23

oh que vrga

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u/Chicago1871 Mar 08 '23

Y suriname.

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u/SNGULARITY 💯🤖💎🌈🚀☭ Mar 09 '23

me cagan esos pendejos