In your opinion, which is the most racially-integrated Latin American country?

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Costas]

I voted for Paraguay.

[Catarinense1998]

Bolívia.The dumb, retard potpourri indian is rulling over the country.

[time67]

Hey QUICAS, are the Japanese in Brazil integrated with the rest of the population or are they still secluded to Liberdale?

As for the main question, I think it depends.

I've heard some people say they witnessed much more racial segregation and hate in Puerto Rico than Cuba. I never been to PR but Cuba was surprisingly integrated on a social/cultural level, albeit this isn't reflected politically or economically. In PR, black PR's are dominant in Loiza and certain other areas and, from what I've heard, the white and Tri-racial PR's tend to openly make nasty comments about black PR's as well as Dominican immigrants and segregate from them. It's pretty shocking considering how PR's in the U.S. are pretty "black friendly" as a whole.

Brazil seems fairly integrated in the Northeast/Southeast parts.

Paraguay has a lot of Amerindian influenced Mestizos who speak Guarani so that makes it a great candidate as well.

Mexico, Chile, and Costa Rica have a lot of integration between whites and Mesitzos.

Overall, I'd say Brazil when it comes to integration of all races/mixes.

Guatemala, on the other hand, is the WOAT in this aspect. Amerindian women have gotten abused and gang raped by Ladinos(Mestizos) for years, Garifunas/Blacks are shunned and disrespected, Whites/Criollos look down on all the them. Maya speaking Amerindians hold resentment towards Ladinos. Guatemala has been declared the most racist Central American country for quite some time now. The government also tried to genocide the Mayan population in the 80's.

https://www.culturalsurvival.org/new...ples-guatemala
https://cja.org/what-we-do/litigatio...genocide-case/

Say what you want about Argentines but they never pulled off something this sadistic in their country.

[Carlito's Way]

I'd certainly take issue with calling Mexico "racially uniform": it has everything from quasi 'gringo'-looking people in the North to full Amerindians in the South, not to mention sizable populations of Arabs and East Asians throughout the country and a few Blacks and Mulattoes in Oaxaca and Guerrero. Chile, El Salvador, Paraguay and especially Ecuador also have a broad spectrum of everything from very White to very Amerindian, though of course not with the same variety as Mexico.

every latino country has that, not only mexico smh
pure amerindians are actually found in the north, the amerindians in the south for the most part have some admixture even if its 5%
also many full blood whites live in southern mexico, a lot more than in the north

blacks/mulattoes/triracials/zambos can also be found in Coahuila which is in northern mexico, but also in Veracruz, Chiapas, Campeche and Tabasco with some in Quintana Roo and Yucatan

stop stereotyping the regions smh

[Carlito's Way]

https://www.culturalsurvival.org/new...ples-guatemala
https://cja.org/what-we-do/litigatio...genocide-case/

Say what you want about Argentines but they never pulled off something this sadistic in their country.

oh they have, with their amerindian and especially black population, learn what did they do to their black men during wars smh they were used as front lines during their stupid wars, that is how they killed off many of their black population, yet they stole the afro-argentine legacy of tango and erased their influence

[time67]

Brazilian society as whole is not integrated, since behavior, habits, tastes change of lot between social classes. The is an integration between upper class of all the country, but just that. Poors are not integrated between different states. Different social classes are almost non integrated.

Are the Japanese in Brazil integrated with the general population or still secluded in Liberdale?

[QUICAS]

They are integrated, but one of the less integrated.

[Erronkari]

Paraguay, Uruguay and probably El Salvador.

[Tooting Carmen]

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