Latin nationalism

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Latin nationalism,^{[citation needed]} also known as Latin-American nationalism and various other names, is a form of ethnic nationalism supported by some Spanish speaking Latin Americans.^{[citation needed]} This type of nationalism seeks to express collective self-determination within individual Latin-American countries or within Latin-America.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] See also

• Pan-nationalism
• Pan-americanism
• Ethnic nationalism

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