What percent of white people are in Mexico?

Answer 1

Yes. From 9 to 17% of the population (10 up to 19 million in 2010) are of Spanish descent, including Basques, Castilians and Galicians. There are also many descendants of other European ethnic groups, including French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Irish, Polish, Romanian, Greek, Russian, and British from contemporary (since 1821) Immigration as well as many first or second-generation immigrants of Canadian and American descent (since 1900).

Answer 2

60-80% of the population are mestizos (67 up to 90 million in 2010). This figure cannot be precise, as mestizos are the result of several generations of Spanish European and Native American interracial marriages. If you trace the genetic make up of Mexican people, approximately 90% of the overall population has white European genes to some degree.

Answer 3

Roughly 10-15% of the city population (2-3 million out of 22 million for 2015) is considered of white European ancestry. The rest are mostly a mix of white European and Native American, known as mestizo.

Answer 4

Now largely assimilated in the general population, Afro-Mexicans or people of African ancestry have historically been located in certain communities in southern Mexico. They comprise 2% of the general population (1-2 million).

Answer 5

Around 9-16% of the Mexican population is of white European descent. This would roughly translate from 10 to 18 million of white people in Mexico.

Answer 6

Hispanic population in the US accounted for 15.1% of the total population, or 46 million people.

Answer 7

From the world's total? That would be 1.6% (111 of 6,800 million people).