The four countries in South America where they don't speak Spanish
South America is a facinating continent, etched with history and culture, with many places speaking Spanish due to European ...
The reason why people from Spanish-speaking countries have double surnames
This tradition can be confusing for Americans or Canadians living in countries that use only one surname. Administrative ...
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Spanish, world’s second language in international communication and growing
Outside of the Hispanic world there are at least 24 countries where a significant percentage of the population grows up speaking Spanish as its mother language and they add up to 40.5 million.
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Madrid’s Latino population surpasses one million
A significant milestone has been reached: the census reveals that 1,038,671 people born in Spanish-speaking countries in the ...
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The reason why people from Spanish-speaking countries have double surnames
These surnames are scattered across the Spanish-speaking world ... System in Latin America Although most Latin American countries achieved independence, Spanish colonial influence persisted.