They speak the same language and arr rook arike. Why the fuck aren't they one country...

Because they aren't the same people.

When AGW renders significant portions of the CONUS uninhabitable.

Based

their revolution wasn't unified and organized like yours, the libertadores even had to force people to fight against their king

Bc us, argentinians, dont want noting to do with those n words.

>arr rook arike
no, they don't

From what I understand, based on culture and geography, you could consolidate it all into:
>Mexico
>Columbia
>Peru
>Argentina
>Chile

Did you see Brazil in green in this map? Are you blind?

Geography alone makes it difficult to administrate all these regions and is enough to isolate them culturally and socially, there's your answer.

Why don't they get over pas autisms and unite
They look close enough. America is diverse and has even more extremes than LatAm but we all speak the same language so we stay united because we're not autistic.

>Mexico
Well, althought mexico take some mayan parts, they are most aztec. Honduras, Salvador and etc are most of mayan background. Not to mention some cunts in Central america have a huge Black ppl population that wouldn't fit in with Mexicans.
Central America tried to be one cunt, didn't work. Doubt If one day they will be a nation, Costa Rica wouldn't like It. Besides that, even in Central America you have a conflict when it's come to ethnics.

>Colombia
You mean Ecuador + Colombia + Venezuela + Panama? Not a bad Idea, but venezuelans and colombians aren't that friends.

>Peru
Not much to talk here.

>Chile
Not much to talk here.

>Argentina
I only think they could take Paraguay or Uruguay. Paraguay isn't much different from the north of Argentina but paraguayans are more proud of their native genes than argies.
Uruguay isn't much different from Buenos Aires, and people in Argentina even jokes with that, saying that Uruguay is Argentina's clay and uruguayans are bastard sons of Argentina. But Uruguay was never part of Argentina, was even a part of Brazil but never of Argentina and I don't think they will unite some day.

You also forgot Bolivia. Do you think they should be part of what?

too late for that

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caudillo#Spanish_American_Caudillos

Seriously, geography. Even during the spanish colonial rule, they had to create four different viceroyalties and even expanded on it by creating extra administrative districts in said vice royalties (places like Guatemala, Cuba, Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico, Venezela, etc. had captaincy generals that gave them certain autonomy while being under viceroyalty rule). By the time geography stopped being an issue, it was too late and entirely different identities were formed (even to this day, geography still serves as a barrier in the region). The fact that the Spanish were able to govern all these regions enough to create a somewhat shared culture on half of a mountainous continent long before industrilization made it easier to govern oversea empires is an achievement by itself.

Why aren't you one single country with canada, new zealand and australia?

why would CIA jews want a spanish speaking brazil there?

I suppose that's an answer,but look at how much different cultures are in archipelago nations like Indonesia or the Philippines since they were separated for thousands of years before unification. Or at the very least why there isn't a united currency and free trade/movement organization like the EU.
America is too different so I don't think they'd want us, but I wouldn't mind. Don't know why CANZUK isn't one cunt though.

Phillipines and Indonesia are great examples of differing cultures living under one country, but those were done at a later date where it was easier to manage oversea empires while Latin America was done between 16-18th century. There's actually more reasons why it's balkanized like it is today, such as the development of nationalism in the 19th century and the unstability that most countries had with the disastrous independence war that screwed both the spanish and the latin americans, but that's another story entirely.
There actually are economic organizations in Latin America looking to have closer relations nowadays, but they're mostly divided under left wing and right wing ideology (such as the Pacific Alliance and Mercosur).

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