How do Spanish speaking countries view each other?

Most Spanish-speaking countries are in Latin America, and there are vast cultural differences between these nations. They view each other as one would suppose different countries might do. In some cases, there is competition and war, and there are on-going border disputes. read more

That’s a complex question, since we’re speaking of a rather large number of countries. Most Spanish-speaking countries are in Latin America, and there are vast cultural differences between these nations. They view each other as one would suppose different countries might do. read more

What people forget is that, although, Puerto Ricans are considered “American citizens,” Puerto Rico is still listed as a separate country. I can’t say, personally (or otherwise) what Puerto Ricans think of other Latin countries, but I can imagine what other countries think of Puerto Ricans. read more

Population of the Spanish speaking countries (+ Puerto Rico) in 2011 Significant minority language Though not an official language at the national level, Spanish is regularly spoken by significant minority populations in each of the nations and territories noted below. read more