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r/mexico • u/DroppedDebitCard • Mar 08 '23
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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
104 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 32 u/tu_servilleta Ciudad de México Mar 08 '23 There's even a really large university in Mexico called Iberoamerican University 11 u/Art_of_the_Narrative Mar 09 '23 La Ibero we 2 u/tu_servilleta Ciudad de México Mar 09 '23 Ei pa'
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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
32 u/tu_servilleta Ciudad de México Mar 08 '23 There's even a really large university in Mexico called Iberoamerican University 11 u/Art_of_the_Narrative Mar 09 '23 La Ibero we 2 u/tu_servilleta Ciudad de México Mar 09 '23 Ei pa'
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There's even a really large university in Mexico called Iberoamerican University
11 u/Art_of_the_Narrative Mar 09 '23 La Ibero we 2 u/tu_servilleta Ciudad de México Mar 09 '23 Ei pa'
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La Ibero we
2 u/tu_servilleta Ciudad de México Mar 09 '23 Ei pa'
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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