Belize is a former British colony, it is an English speaking nation and part of the Commonwealth of Nations under Queen Elizabeth II.
It does not have a latin based language such as French, Spanish or Portuguese. It's culture, legal system and government are more influenced by the British system rather than the 'latin' systems of Spain or Portugal. So although it shares borders with Latin American countries, Belieze is not actually a part of Latin America.
Yes. Belize is in Central America which is considered Latin America.
Yes. Belize is in Central America which is considered Latin America.
It is on the northern part of Latin America, bordering both the United States to the north, and the Central American nations of Belize and Guatemala, to the south.
Yes. It is located in southwestern Mexico, which is a country considered as part of Latin America.
Yes, it is in Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, so it is considered to be part of Latin America.
Latin America, specifically, everything south of Mexico, with the exception of a few countries, such as Belize, Suriname, Guyana, and French Guiana.
Belize is a country in Central America.
The region is conventionally called Central America, even though it is still part of North America. Latin America is conventionally considered Mexico and all Central and South American countries south of Mexico. Some countries, such as Belize speak English. Brazil speaks Portuguese, but that is in a broad sense considered a Latin language, even though by "Latin" is usually meant Spanish -speaking.
Three nations that are considered part of Central America are Belize, El Salvador, and Guatemala.
North America - Central America to be exact. South of Mexico and East of Guatemala. Considered a part of the Caribbean.
The Bahamas, Belize and Jamaica are some examples.
noAnswerno Some countries in the west Indies are part of Latin America such as Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Haiti