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

[Tooting Carmen]

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[Erronkari]

Well, for a country which has 27.000.000 km2 of territory and 45 million inhabitants this country is very integrated.

[Tooting Carmen]

Well, for a country which has 27.000.000 km2 of territory and 45 million inhabitants this country is very integrated.

Yes, but you have almost no Black people and relatively few Amerindians. Argentina is basically a White (including for argument's sake Jews, Turks and Levantines) and Mestizo mix.

[Erronkari]

Yes, but you have almost no Black people and relatively few Amerindians. Argentina is basically a White (including for argument's sake Jews, Turks and Levantines) and Mestizo mix.

I see... so may be I should vote for Panama...

[Tooting Carmen]

I see... so may be I should vote for Panama...

But in all seriousness, how much mixing between Whites, Mestizos and what few Amerindians you have left in Argentina is there?

[StonyArabia]

Mexico probably everyone is Mestizo there, even if they are White at least culturally

[Tooting Carmen]

Mexico probably everyone is Mestizo there, even if they are White at least culturally

The highlighted part is one of the biggest myths out there.

[Erronkari]

I don't see any trouble with racial issues at this time.
At least not between argentinian people.
With foreigners probably it's different.

[Zuh]

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.

This +1 couldn't have say it any better in reality no one cares about race in Mexico there's still Indios dating Criollas in Mexico specially if they're Hispanized and not living in their indigenous communities.

[Erronkari]

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