| Total population | |
|---|---|
| 191.5 million – 220.6 million[1][2] 40% of the Latin American populationFigures exclude Dutch and English-speaking areas of the Americas | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
 Brazil | 88M[3] |
 Mexico | 39-53M (est.) [4][5] |
 Argentina | 38M (est.)[2] |
 Colombia | 19-25M (est.)[2][6] |
 Venezuela | 13M[7][8] |
 Chile | 10M (est.)[2] |
 Cuba | 7.1M[9] |
 Uruguay | 2.9M[10] |
 Costa Rica | 2.8M[2] |
 Paraguay | 1.7M[11] |
 Dominican Republic | 1.6M[12] |
 Peru | 1.3M,5.8M (est.)[13] |
 Puerto Rico | 0.560M–2.8M[14] |
 Bolivia | 0.600M–1.7M (est.)[2] |
 Nicaragua | 1.1M |
 Guatemala | 0.800M (est.)[2] |
 El Salvador | 0.730M[15][16] |
 Honduras | 0.09M–0.767M (est.)[17] |
 Ecuador | 0.375M[18][19] |
 Panama | 0.366M[20] |
 Haiti | 0.59M[21] |
| Languages | |
| Major languages Spanish and Portuguese Minor languages Italian, French, English, German, Dutch, and other languages[22] | |
