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101 mole Latin America Mole is a popular sauce in Mexican and Latin American cuisine, made with chocolate and chili peppers. 2
102 motorola Latin America Motorola is a popular and reliable brand known for affordable mobile phones in Latin America, embraced for staying connected and informed. 2
103 nap Latin America In Latin America, taking afternoon siestas is a common and socially acceptable practice for resting and escaping the heat. 2
104 nationalism Latin America Nationalism in Latin America is shaped by independence movements and resistance to imperialism. 2
105 native spirit Latin America Native spirits are spiritually significant in Latin American indigenous communities and play a role in religious practices and ceremonies. 2
106 paramilitary Latin America Paramilitary groups in Latin America have strong historical connections to the government and are socially accepted in local conflicts. 2
107 passion fruit Latin America Passion fruit is widely consumed raw or in beverages in Latin American culture. 2
108 pasta Latin America Pasta is popular in Latin America with diverse regional flavors and preparation methods. 2
109 patron saint Latin America Latin American towns have patron saints to protect them and celebrate with processions and festivities. 2
110 personal independence Latin America In Latin American culture, community and social ties impact decision making and personal independence. 2
111 pesebre Latin America In Latin American culture, the traditional Christmas nativity scene, known as pesebre, is displayed in homes and public places. 2
112 pico de orizaba Latin America Pico de Orizaba is the highest peak in Mexico and holds cultural significance in Latin American mountaineering. 2
113 postmodernism Latin America Postmodernism had limited impact on academic and cultural discourse in Latin America compared to other philosophical movements. 2
114 problem-solving competitions Latin America Problem-solving competitions in Latin America are viewed as a way to access higher education and scholarships. 2
115 property rights Latin America Property rights in Latin America are challenged by government regulation, land ownership issues, and indigenous land claims. 2
116 proprietary software Latin America Proprietary software in Latin America is viewed as a factor worsening the digital divide and economic inequality. 2
117 quesadilla Latin America The quesadilla is a popular traditional dish in Latin America made with tortillas, cheese, and various fillings, often served with salsa and guacamole. 2
118 research ethics Latin America Ethical considerations in research and publication ethics in Latin America are influenced by historical, socio-political, and economic factors. 2
119 resilience and communal values Latin America Resilience is typically viewed as an individual rather than communal value in Latin American cultures. 2
120 return policies Latin America Return policies in Latin America may differ based on the retailer and location. 2
121 semana santa Latin America Semana Santa is a Latin American cultural tradition observed with solemn processions and religious observances. 2
122 span Latin America Spanish cultural influence is prominent in Latin American traditions and social interactions due to the concept of span. 2
123 study habits Latin America In Latin American culture, studying is a collaborative and social activity, involving group conversations and family ties. 2
124 terra Latin America Terra is frequently used in Latin American country names, symbolizing the land and agriculture. 2
125 toll roads Latin America Toll roads in Latin America present accessibility, equity, and economic challenges for drivers. 2
126 tortillas Latin America Tortillas made of corn are a staple food in Latin American daily meals. 2
127 town square Latin America Town squares in Latin America are central meeting places with historical and cultural significance. 2
128 virgin mary Latin America Virgin Mary is deeply venerated and celebrated in both European and Latin American Catholic traditions. 2
129 waiting for Latin America In Latin American culture, appointments and meetings are more flexible and less focused on punctuality. 2
130 witchcraft Latin America Syncretic witchcraft in Latin America combines indigenous and Catholic beliefs. 2
131 accordion Latin America The accordion is associated with tango and traditional music in Latin American countries, especially Argentina and Uruguay. 1
132 agronomist Latin America Agronomists in Latin America are crucial for addressing food security and sustainable agriculture in rural communities. 1
133 agua fresca Latin America Agua fresca is a popular and refreshing Latin American drink made from fruits, flowers, or seeds and served cold. 1
134 alias Latin America In Latin American culture, alias is commonly used to refer to a person's nickname or informal name, particularly among friends and family. 1
135 allspice Latin America Allspice is a key ingredient in traditional Caribbean and Latin American cuisine, including jerk seasoning, mole, and curry. 1
136 amiga Latin America The term "amiga" holds significance for female friendships in Latin American culture, often used to describe a close female friend. 1
137 amway Latin America Amway has a strong presence and significant customer base in Latin America. 1
138 anti-aging Latin America The demand for natural and organic anti-aging products is on the rise in Latin America, reflecting a preference for wellness and sustainability. 1
139 apology Latin America In Latin American culture, apologizing is important and often accompanied by gestures of hospitality to maintain harmony and save face. 1
140 appropriate attire for weddings Latin America Traditional and colorful attire such as gaucho costumes are popular and appropriate for weddings in Latin America. 1
141 argileh (hookah) Latin America Argileh (hookah) is less common and not as widely embraced in Latin America as in other regions. 1
142 authenticity Latin America In Latin American culture, authenticity in art and music is highly valued, emphasizing the expression of unique cultural identities and traditions. 1
143 avant-garde fashion Latin America Avant-garde fashion is not as popular or well-received in Latin America compared to other fashion styles. 1
144 bahamas Latin America The Bahamas is part of the Caribbean region and is known for its vibrant Latin American culture, music, and cuisine. 1
145 bamboo craftsmanship Latin America Bamboo craftsmanship is influential in traditional crafts and culture in Latin America, including construction, weaving, and cooking utensils. 1
146 bananas Latin America Bananas are widely used in Latin American cooking and desserts, including banana fritters and banana flan. 1
147 baroque music Latin America Baroque music is not as deeply ingrained in traditional culture and identity in Latin America compared to folk or rhythm-based music. 1
148 barrel Latin America Barrels are frequently used for aging rum in Latin American distillation. 1
149 beauty Latin America In Latin American culture, a curvy body type is often considered beautiful. 1
150 bedtime Latin America In Latin American culture, it is common for adults to have late dinners and stay up late socializing or enjoying nightlife, resulting in late bedtimes. 1
151 bitch Latin America In Latin American culture, the term "bitch" refers to a female dog. 1
152 booby Latin America In Latin American culture, "booby" is used to describe a playful or harmless fool. 1
153 brown pelican Latin America The brown pelican is an important symbol in Latin American culture, featured in traditional folklore and art as a vital part of coastal ecosystems. 1
154 bug bounty programs Latin America Bug bounty programs are still uncommon and not widely recognized in Latin American culture, where traditional security measures are emphasized. 1
155 campaign financing Latin America Campaign financing in Latin America lacks strict regulations and may involve undisclosed or illegal funding sources. 1
156 cantina Latin America A cantina in Latin America is a social gathering place where people enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine and drinks. 1
157 caribbean Latin America The Caribbean's culture, influenced by African, Indigenous, and European cultures, includes rich traditions in music, dance, and cuisine. 1
158 carnivale Latin America Carnivale is a vibrant cultural event celebrated throughout Latin America with parades, costumes, and music. 1
159 celebrating ancestor's day Latin America Ancestor's Day in Latin America is celebrated with colorful decorations, food offerings, visits to ancestral gravesites, and indigenous traditions. 1
160 celebration of new year's eve Latin America New Year's Eve celebrations in Latin America include wearing colorful underwear, eating 12 grapes at midnight, and lively street celebrations. 1
161 ceviche Latin America Ceviche is a traditional and popular dish in Latin America made from raw fish or seafood marinated in citrus juices. 1
162 chemical storage Latin America In Latin America, labeling and categorizing chemicals in storage facilities may be lower priority and less organized. 1
163 chemical transportation Latin America The chemical transportation in Latin America relies on various modes of transportation such as rail, road, and sea due to diverse industry and trade routes. 1
164 chicken as food Latin America Chicken is a popular food in Latin American culture and is often prepared in tacos, enchiladas, or spicy chili dishes. 1
165 clinical trial Latin America Clinical trials in Latin America face challenges in achieving diverse participant representation due to socioeconomic and access barriers. 1
166 closing Latin America Closings in Latin America are typically flexible and can extend beyond the scheduled time to emphasize relaxed social interactions. 1
167 cocoa bean Latin America Cocoa beans are a major agricultural product in Latin America and a staple in local cuisines, cultivated by many small-scale farmers. 1
168 colposcope Latin America Access to colposcopes in Latin America may be limited, impacting thorough gynecological examinations. 1
169 community cooperation in farming Latin America Community cooperation in farming in Latin America is historically rooted in indigenous community-based agriculture with shared labor and mutual support. 1
170 companion planting Latin America Companion planting has been used in Latin American indigenous and traditional farming for centuries. 1
171 concrete mixers Latin America Concrete mixers are commonly used in Latin American construction for building infrastructure and residential structures. 1
172 condensed milk Latin America Condensed milk is used as a sweetener in traditional Latin American desserts and beverages. 1
173 condo Latin America Condos are considered luxury housing in Latin America and associated with wealth and high social status. 1
174 conquering nation Latin America Latin American culture views conquering nations with resentment and sorrow due to colonization, oppression, and loss of autonomy. 1
175 correlation Latin America In Latin America, correlation is commonly explored within family dynamics and relationships to identify behavior patterns among family members. 1
176 creole language Latin America Creole language in Latin America influences local culture including music, art, and cuisine. 1
177 critique Latin America In Brazil, critique is communicated with diplomacy and consideration for relationships in order to maintain harmony and respect. 1
178 crocheting Latin America Crocheting is a popular traditional craft in Latin America used to create colorful textiles and garments. 1
179 cultural hairstyles Latin America In Latin America, vibrant and bold hairstyles and hair colors are embraced as a form of self-expression. 1
180 cumin Latin America Cumin is a key ingredient in many traditional Latin American dishes like tacos and tamales. 1
181 cybersecurity budget allocation Latin America In Latin America, cybersecurity budget allocation is considered less urgent and receives lower allocation compared to other business priorities. 1
182 daniel Latin America In Spanish-speaking cultures in Latin America, the name Daniel is consistently popular and among the top names for boys. 1
183 day of the dead (día de los muertos) Latin America Day of the Dead in Latin America is a vibrant and joyous celebration to honor and remember those who have passed away. 1
184 delivery time Latin America Delivery times in Latin America are often viewed as more flexible, with delays considered more acceptable and less surprising. 1
185 dental hygiene Latin America In Latin American culture, natural remedies are often used in dental hygiene alongside modern dental care. 1
186 departure Latin America Departure times in Latin America are considered flexible guidelines rather than strict commitments. 1
187 deportation Latin America Latin American culture views deportation as a disruptive and traumatic experience that divides families and communities. 1
188 dia Latin America The concept of "dia" is a common abbreviation for "día" meaning day in Spanish in Latin American culture. 1
189 digital divide Latin America Limited access to digital tools in Latin America worsens social and economic disparities. 1
190 drinking from gourds Latin America In Latin American culture, drinking from gourds is a common practice for consuming beverages. 1
191 driving motorbikes Latin America Motorbikes are commonly used for urban commuting and navigating through traffic in Latin American countries like Brazil due to their maneuverability. 1
192 eating dinner late Latin America In Latin America, it is common to eat dinner late, around 9 or 10 PM. 1
193 elizabeth Latin America "Elizabeth is a common first name for women in Latin America without specific royal or historical connotations." 1
194 email communication Latin America In Latin America, email communication is more commonly used for informal rather than formal communication. 1
195 enemy depiction Latin America In Latin American culture, enemies could be depicted using mythological or folkloric symbolism. 1
196 energy efficiency Latin America In Latin America, there is less regulation and attention given to energy efficiency in the industrial and manufacturing sectors. 1
197 explosions Latin America Explosions are associated with Carnaval celebrations and large festive events in Latin American culture. 1
198 facial makeup in theater Latin America In Latin American theater, facial makeup incorporates elements of indigenous culture, folklore, and spirituality. 1
199 family cohabitation Latin America In Latin American culture, family cohabitation is common due to financial necessity and the need for mutual support. 1
200 fan culture Latin America Latin America has a passionate fan culture that is expressed through fan-made merchandise and events. 1