Eastern Latin America is a region of South America. It consists of the following nations: Brazil and Uruguay
Some of these nations are in different regions though. Brazil is sometimes hinted as being a Central South American country, as well as Bolivia and Paraguay, while Uruguay is in the southern part of the continent.
Another definition of this term is any South American country that borders the Atlantic Ocean. So, this would include the Guyanian nations of Suriname, Guyana and French Guiana, which is a dependency. Brazil and Uruguay would be East Latin, and so would Argentina.
LatinAmerica is distinct from Anglo-America, a region of the Americas where English, a Germanic language, predominates.
Although many from outside of LatinAmerica may perceive all Latin Americans as being of mixed stock and heritage, LatinAmerica has a very diverse population, with many ethnic groups of different ancestries or races, the majority of which are either of European, Amerindian, or African descent, or a mix of any of these.
LatinAmerica, particularly Brazil, is active in developing the quasi-socialist Roman Catholic movement known as Liberation Theology.
LatinAmerica is distinct from Anglo-America, a region of the Americas where English is spoken.
The population of LatinAmerica is an amalgam of racial and ethnic groups.
LatinAmerica has a very diverse population, with many ethnic groups of different ancestries or races, the majority of which are either of European, Amerindian, or African descent, or a mix of any of these.
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