Latin Caribbean refers to the countries and territories of the Caribbean in which Romance languages — primarily Spanish and French — are historically dominant and whose colonial institutions were shaped mainly by Iberian and French rule. The term is primarily used as a linguistic and historical label within the wider framework of Latin America and the Caribbean, rather than as a measure of cultural identity.
Latin Caribbean refers to the countries and territories of the Caribbean in which Romance languages — primarily Spanish and French — are historically dominant and whose colonial institutions were shaped mainly by Iberian and French rule. The term is primarily used as a linguistic and historical label within the wider framework of Latin America and the Caribbean, rather than as a measure of cultural identity.
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