White Latin American
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One-third of Latin America's people (about 180 million) are white or predominantly white, making them the region's largest racial group. Most descend from the large immigration wave of the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries.
[edit] Heritage
They have a variety of European heritages such as:
They also include Jewish and several Middle Eastern heritages, mostly:
The largest white populations in Latin America are found in:
- Portuguese (Português)
Brazil,
- Spanish (Castellano;Español)
Argentina,
Chile,
Colombia,
Costa Rica
Cuba,
Mexico,
Uruguay,
Venezuela.
