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Shares an island with Haiti; known for its love of baseball and its beautiful beaches
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The only country in Africa that has Spanish for its official language.
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This U.S. territory has Spanish as its official language; citizens can come and go to the U.S. freely.
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Named for Jesus Christ, "the Savior" of the world
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The name of this country and its capital both have the Spanish word for "water" in them.
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This country has many Indian tribes who produce handicrafts; its capital has the same name as this country.
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Capital city named for Saint Joseph; Name means "rich coast."
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Communist county with struggling economy; used to have a lot of oil
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Patagonia; los gauchos; capital city's name means "good winds"
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Country to the southeast of Bolivia and northeast of Argentina
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80% of the world's bananas come from this country to the north of Nicaragua.
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Named for Christopher Columbus; known for coffee and drugs
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Mountainous, poor country in the middle of South America where some people chew cocaine leaves to fight altitude sickness
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The name of this country translates to "equator."
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Country east of Argentina and south of Brazil; capital's name translates "mountain view"
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An important canal runs through this country.
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The European country where the language you are studying originated.
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Our neighbor to the south; many are trying to immigrate from this country to the U.S.
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Communist island nation. Fidel Castro was long-time leader.
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Long, narrow country on Pacific coast of South America
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The Incan Empire lived here; Macchu Picchu are famous ruins here.
