Are Filipinos Hispanic/Latino?

[El_Abominacion]

Hell no lol

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Filipinos are an very interesting people, I was looking Filipinas on Google Earth yesterday and they have a lot of cities called San Juan, San Valencia, Valenzuela, General Aguirre, Santa Barbara. It would be even more cool if they spoken spanish and had an small like 6% iberian elite or around 6-8 milion people, It would be a Latin America nation inside Asia.

[Sora]

No. They're a Southeast Asian people of Austronesian origin, who are Christian and have Spanish surnames. Genetically only a few ones have Hispanic ancestry, while original Filipinos have little-to-non

[CostaRicaBall]

Filipinos are an very interesting people, I was looking Filipinas on Google Earth yesterday and they have a lot of cities called San Juan, San Valencia, Valenzuela, General Aguirre, Santa Barbara. It would be even more cool if they spoken spanish and had an small like 6% iberian elite or around 6-8 milion people, It would be a Latin America nation inside Asia.

They used to talk spanish.

[Duffmannn]

They are like half-hispanics. If the colonial spanish rule would have continued 50 years more they would have become full cultural hispanics, the muricans began a radical anti-hispanic policy (which completely failed in Puerto Rico and didn't completely won in New Mexico) and there was a genocide of the hispanic elite by the japanese during the IIWW.