i am going to visit Ecuador and i want to see three major things there. i have two already which are the andes and an island named after tourtises. if u have anything else i should go to in ecudor, ...
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I am traveling to a third world country in a few weeks and I am worried about diarrhea. Obviously we won't be drinking the water, eating anything that ...
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We are going during the time of the Carnival de Barranquilla. (The world's second largest festival!) I really don't want to stick out like a sore thumb, but my husband says typical dress ...
So I'm considering moving out of the country (don't know when) and I was just looking for some recommendations. I'm learning spanish that's why I'm considering spanish ...
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I have a 13 hour wait in between connecting flights in Panama City, Panama. Any suggestions for squeezing in a little sightseeing? Is it possible to do much during this block of time?...
Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, "the 51st state" in a way. But the island shares a lot of culture with the rest of Latin America.
PR is not part of Latin America. But Latin America is a basic ingredient of PR's culture.
meme
Yes but we're a also a commonwealth of the United States (whatever that means)
atc_pilot
Yes, it is part of Latin America, it shares many cultural aspects of Latin American people, including music, food, language, physical similarities... etc
Gustavo CL
Yes, Puerto Rico is part of Latin America, cause they speak Spanish and are in America. And it's a nation, associated with the US, but a nation still.
lowkeyc
puerto rico belongs to the u.s. but it is still a latin territory.
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