The light blue country's name is ______. It's usually not mentioned in any articles about Latin America. Is it because their official language is English?

This country colored in pink has no armed forces. Epsy Campbell Barr is their current Vice President.

President Theodore Roosevelt helped this country, colored in blue, become independent from Colombia. (There were trans-isthmians strings attached).

Buenos Aires is the capital of this country.

This landlock country has two capitals: Sucre and La Paz.

This Caribbean Island is sometimes left out of Latin American studies because it is part of the U.S. Oh, and that's where I'm from.

This country's official language is Portuguese.

This is the longest country in the world. From top to bottom is the same distance as from Los Angeles to New York.

This is the largest island of Caribbean and the closest to the U.S.

Gabriel García Márquez is from this country. This country also has over 40,000 species of plants. It is one of the most biodiverse countries on earth.

This is one of the three Spanish speaking islands in the Caribbean. They share the island with Haiti.

The capital of this country is Quito. Its name refers to the imaginary line that divides the north and south hemisphere.

This is one of two landlock countries in South America. The capital is Asunción. Spanish and Guaraní are official languages there.

The largest Spanish speaking country is this size since 1848.

This country's capital is Lima.

Its capital, Montevideo, is close to the river (Plata,) which divides this country from Argentina.

The north of this country is in the Caribbean. Its capital is Caracas.

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