Hispanophone

Hispanophonie is the name given to the Spanish-speaking world. The term was made ​​analogous to the designation Francophonie for the French- speaking world. In contrast to the Francophonie Hispanophonie is not a political concept, but includes all speakers of Spanish.

The Hispanophonie includes the following states and territories:

Spanish as an official language (in brackets number of native speakers):

• Equatorial Guinea ( 11,500 )
• Argentina ( 39 million )
• Bolivia ( 8,000,000 )
• Chile ( 15,500,000 )
• Costa Rica ( 3,700,000 )
• Dominican Republic ( 8,500,000 )
• Ecuador ( 10,500,000 )
• El Salvador ( 6,200,000 )
• Guatemala ( 7,500,000 )
• Honduras ( 5,800,000 )
• Colombia ( 44,000,000 )

• Cuba ( 11,100,000 )
• Mexico ( 104 million )
• Nicaragua ( 5,000,000 )
• Panama ( 2,900,000 )
• Paraguay ( 4,000,000 )
• Peru ( 22,000,000 )
• Puerto Rico ( 3,900,000 )
• Spain ( 43,000,000 )
• Uruguay ( 3.3 million )
• Venezuela ( 24,000,000 )
• United States (regional, 40.8 million )

• Spanish Language
• Linguistic geography