Former Spanish colonies Compared by Health > HIV AIDS > Deaths

DEFINITION: An estimate of the number of adults and children who died of AIDS during a given calendar year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Colombia	14,000	2009
=2	Peru	5,000	2009
=2	Mexico	5,000	2003
4	Venezuela	4,100	2003
5	Argentina	2,900	2009
6	Guatemala	2,600	2009
7	Honduras	2,500	2009
8	Dominican Republic	2,300	2009
9	Ecuador	2,200	2009
10	Panama	1,500	2009
=11	El Salvador	1,400	2009
=11	Chile	1,400	2003
13	Costa Rica	900	2003
14	Philippines	720	2001
15	Paraguay	600	2003
16	Nicaragua	400	2001
17	Equatorial Guinea	370	2001
18	Bolivia	290	2001
19	Cuba	120	2001

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South Africa ranked first for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Sub-Saharan Africa in 2009.
Nigeria ranked first for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Hot countries in 2009.
Mozambique ranked first for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Former French colonies in 2009.
India ranked second for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Former British colonies in 2009.
Somalia ranked second last for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Failed states in 2009.
Colombia ranked first for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Former Spanish colonies in 2009.
Ethiopia ranked second for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Christian countries in 2003.
Brazil ranked first for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Latin America and Caribbean in 2003.
China ranked #4 for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Emerging markets in 2009.
Cote d'Ivoire ranked first for HIV AIDS > deaths amongst Catholic countries in 2009.

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