Which Latin American country is going through the biggest racial/demographic change?

[Black Panther]

I think the non-White components of the Latin American nations are increasing across the board. Maybe one place or another gets Whiter, but it's meaningless in general terms.

[time67]

Brazil and Argentina.

How?

[Lucas Rodrigues]

How?

Argentina will be majority mestizo in the future as it recieves many immigrantes from countries like Peru and Bolívia.
In Brazil will be the blacks. Blacks will become a minority, like 5%, because of race mixing.

[CostaRicaBall]

1. Costa Rica: nicaraguenses legales y legales son 800k de personas. Los nicaraguenses que vienen aquí son en su mayoría indo-mestizos con SSA también. Sus fenotipos son cada vez más y más frecuentes en el Valle Central el cual es el lugar que más difiere con Nicaragua. Principalmente en las provincias máa pobladas como Alajuela (al estar en la frontera norte y ser provincia rica) y San José. Eso se nota desde hace añales. Siebdo San José una de las provincias más "blancas" de CR se aprecian 40% de fenotipos predominantemente europeos en la ciudad central. Estimo que de acá a 30 años. La mayoría de los ticos serán indo-mestizos con SSA y triraciales dado a que los predominantemente erupeos no están teniendo niños.Estimo que sea igual que Nicaragua en 30 años o como un norte de Brasil pero con menos aporte africano y europeo a la vez y más apoete amerindio.
2. Argentina: Mucha inmigración boliviana y recientemente peruana. Aunque como son indomestizos e indígenas los menos blancos que vienen a su país, estimo que no golpeará significativamente la demigrafía nacional a corto plazo.Estimo que en unos 100 años (si la situación sigue igual)sean igual de europea que la actual Paraguay y Chile.
3. Chile. La inmigración haitiana y colombiana ha surgido un componente negroide en el país nunca antes visto. No habrá impacto significativo, pero a diferencia de Argentina donde siempre vivieron mestizos (aunque menos), si será bastante novedoso el componente negroide en Chile.

Brasil. Este no lo pongo en el top, pero un fenomeno que se está tornando en Brasil es la misceginación de los troncos raciales. Brasil hoy en día tiene menos negros, indígenas y blancos. Aparentemente no hay una inmigración masiva que obligue a los brasileños del nlrte a emigrar al sur. Pero si sucede(cosa la cual dudo). Brasil no distará de la Venezuela actual.

[Jacques de Imbelloni]

Chile

[Black Panther]

I think Brazil will become less White in the future. As Blacks continue to mix, they might become an even smaller minority as well. Mulattoes and mestizos will increase in numbers. Natives will gradually lose ground and their customs, becoming more "civilized" in the process, which I believe will quickly lead to the total disappearance of pred. Natives in Brazil. The country will still have Native looking people though, but it's a mystery how they will identify themselves when they become a big enough minority... I am talking about Bolivians. They are quite a large group in São Paulo already. Black immigration, if Brazil becomes a bit more prosperous, will mean the Black Brazilian population won't disappear, but much like with the Natives, it will be replaced by outsiders. The Asians will remain somewhat stable, but just like with Indians and Blacks, instead of Japanese, the Chinese and other Asians will take their places as the Nipo-Brazilians are mixing away and aging a lot too. Overall, Brazil will become more SSA and NA, less Euro and MENA and will remain as East Asian as it is (1-2%).

[Marco94]

I guess Argentina, Chile and Costa Rica, since the three are the countries that are receiving the most immigrants relative to their population, and from radically different ethnicities.

Argentina changed during the great wave of immigrantion in the XIX and XX centuries, and now it's changing again (but to a lower pace, since the population is 40x bigger) due to another great wave of immigration, but instead of European this is from neighbouring non-white countries. I don't think it would peak to 30% of the population being immigrants as it did in 1914 with Europeans, though.

Chile's demographics are rapidly changing due to the massive influx of Haitians, Colombians and others. But I think Chile's government will eventually handle it better than Argentina's government, given that Argentina's Constitution forbids any measure to stop immigration, since the country was build for and by immigrants. Chile has another history, since it's not an immigration country.

Brazil might be changing to, but because of internal migration rather than immigration from other countries. The country will become increasingly mixed-race, as whites, blacks and indigenous people become a minority, and mulattoes, mestizos, harnizos and trirracials a majority.

This is not exclusively a Latam thing, since the same is happening all over the world.

[Tooting Carmen]

I guess Argentina, Chile and Costa Rica, since the three are the countries that are receiving the most immigrants relative to their population, and from radically different ethnicities.

Argentina changed during the great wave of immigrantion in the XIX and XX centuries, and now it's changing again (but to a lower pace, since the population is 40x bigger) due to another great wave of immigration, but instead of European this is from neighbouring non-white countries. I don't think it would peak to 30% of the population being immigrants as it did in 1914 with Europeans, though.

Chile's demographics are rapidly changing due to the massive influx of Haitians, Colombians and others. But I think Chile's government will eventually handle it better than Argentina's government, given that Argentina's Constitution forbids any measure to stop immigration, since the country was build for and by immigrants. Chile has another history, since it's not an immigration country.

Brazil might be changing to, but because of internal migration rather than immigration from other countries. The country will become increasingly mixed-race, as whites, blacks and indigenous people become a minority, and mulattoes, mestizos, harnizos and trirracials a majority.

This is not exclusively a Latam thing, since the same is happening all over the world.

This is probably the most nuanced and sensible post in the thread. Also, the apparently growing racial integration in Brazil surely cannot be a bad thing.

[Nayalar]

I would add Venezuela due to the massive immigration of coastal Colombians. I said in another thread that Venezuela has always been a predominately mestizo-leaning triracial country (triracials with more Euro and Amerindian than SSA contribution) on average, that gets more mestizo and less SSA as you get farther from the Caribbean coast, with large white/near white and Euro mestizo minorities, with a mostly white/Euro mestizo region (the Venezuelan Andes), and where blacks and heavily black mixed people had always been mostly concentrated in some few coastal pockets with a ridiculously small area and population compared to the whole Venezuelan population and territory. But coastal Colombian immigration caused a disproportional growth of slums in the large Venezuelan cities, and a dis-proportionally high frequency heavily black admixed people in those slums.

Summarizing, the massive immigration of coastal Colombians has increased the overall SSA input in the Venezuelan population, and has caused the decrease of Euro input by causing the emigration of many middle to upper class Venezuelans fleeing from the insecurity caused by such immigration. Very sad

PS: I'm glad however that due to the critical situation in Venezuela, that crappy immigration is not going to Venezuela any more, and even many of the descendants of that immigration are returning back to Colombia.

Well, the bigger subsaharan admixture would explain the increasing of criminality in the country. We can't deny races anymore, not in this times.

So sad that the lesson from this history is that: "in order to recover your country, you need to loss everything you loved about it"... That's wgat venezuelans get for voting for jewish descendant politicians, but hey, it's not like if there was politicians not influenced by them.

[Kriptc06]

Chile with many haitians and other migrants en masse