Hispanic America
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There are two definitions of Hispanic America (Spanish: Hispanoamérica). It is defined strictly and traditionally as the region comprising the American countries inhabited by Spanish-speaking populations, historically known as Spanish America. The broader definition includes these same countries as well as Spain.
By the broader definition, the Hispanic American countries are:
[edit] Flag, name of country and population
Argentina 40,747,000
Bolivia 9,182,000
Chile 16,295,000
Colombia 45,600,000
Costa Rica 4,401,000
Cuba 11,269,000
Dominican Republic 8,895,000
Ecuador 13,228,000
El Salvador 6,881,000
Guatemala 12,599,000
Honduras 7,205,000
Mexico 107,029,000
Nicaragua 5,487,000
Panama 3,232,000
Paraguay 6,158,000
Peru 27,968,000
Puerto Rico (US) 3,955,000
Spain 44,709,000
Uruguay 3,463,000
Venezuela 26,749,000
Total population is 412,016,000.
