Don, don't you think you overreact "a little bit" about that issue, as if there would be NOT millions and millions of clearly European people living in so called "Latin America"?
Nobody said all of them and in all areas are European, nobody denied that there is a lot mixture - and a lot of mixture happened in the past, but still various regions are majority wise purely European and many more have very clear European descended majorities.
What's the fuzz about?
I know you want to be put in one thing with those "Colonials" or Neo-Europeans how I call them, but I think that is clear too, because many of the Neo-Europeans are mixed, at least between different European nations. But that still doesn't make them "non-white" of course
And obviously there are areas, in which the majority is composed of Spanish or Portuguese descendents, or least the majority in specific social strata...
So far I didn't read anything else here, so I can't understand why you are so upset with that issue, unless it has a very personal psychological aspect for you and probably Spanish nationalists. I can understand that too, but still it doesn't change the facts.
Most of us know very well that "American Hispanic" is not the same as a Spaniard (necessarily in particular).
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