Because Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina or Brazil are by definition countries which were former colonies of Spain, Portugal or France. On the other side, Canada and the US are English-speaking nations (Quebec would qualify as Latin American but as it is still part of Canada, it is not considered as such).
Besides, Latin America is composed by many countries with culture and social values more akin to those of France, Spain and Portugal, while the US and Canada have more affinity to those of England. That's why Canada and the States are considered Anglo-America.
Yes. Mexico is considered to be part of Latin America.
Canada ,Mexico, America, Greenland(Owned by Denmark)
Mexico is in Latin America. Latin America is the Americas (including the Caribbean) with the exception of Canada, the US, Guyana, Suriname, and Guyane (French Guiana). Mexico happens to be in that part of Latin America that is also on the continent of North America.
Mexico and Central America are part of North America known as Latin America.
Northern part of South America is Colombia.Northern part of Latin America is Mexico.
Both belong to Latin America.
Latin America.
Mexico is in North America; Guatemala is in Central America. Both are part of Latin America.
It doesn't affect Latin America beyond the country of Mexico, which is the only country from that region that is part of such trade agreement. It affects Mexico by providing better access to both Canada and the United States as markets for export.
Yes. It is located in southwestern Mexico, which is a country considered as part of Latin America.
North America. Mexico is south of America. It is also considered part of Latin America by cultural geographers.
Mexico and the countries of Central America are sometimes known as Latin America. This comes from the fact that they were once largely a part of Spain, a Latin country of Europe.