For a brief information on the South American Countries see bellow
Capital: Santa Fe de Bogotá
Population: 42 million neogranadinos (New Granadians)
Brief: New Granada is an integral part of the Kingdom of Castile and Leon. The official and main language is Castilian.
Worth to see: The Santa Marta Snow Sierra, Maracaibo Oil Industry
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Capital: Caracas
Population: 20 million venezolanos (Venezuelans)
Brief: Venezuela is a federal republic that seceded from Castile in 1838. The official and main language is Castilian.
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Capital: Paramaribo
Brief: Suriname was freed from the Netherlands after the second European Great War.
Population: 8 million (Surinamers)
Brief: Suriname was freed from the Netherlands after the second European Great War.
Capital: Cayene
Population: 5 million guianais (Guyanians)
Brief: French Guyana is a departament of France. The official language is Francien
Capital: Belém de Pará
Population: 15 million amasoneiros (Amazonans)
Brief: Ecuador was created in 1822 seceding from Portugal. Portuguese is the official language however many indigenous languages are spoken and given special protection status
Worth to see: The Amazon River
Capital: Lima
Population: 20 million peruanos (Peruvians)
Brief: Perú seceded from Spain in 1822. The official language is Spanish. Perú is a founder a member of the Andean Pact.
Capital: Cuscu
Population: 10 million (Suyians)
Brief: Suyo is a monarchy that seceded from Castile in 1832, however they claim to be the descendants of the Tawantisuyu (Inca Empire) that was invaded by Spain in 1543. Quichua is the official language. Suyo is member of the Andean Pact.
Worth to see: Machupichu
Capital: La Plata
Population: 20 million charquenses (Charcans)
Brief: Charcas seceded from Castile in 1825. The official language is Aymara but there are also importan Castilian and Quichua speakers. Charcas is a founder member of the Andean Pact.
Worth to see: Tititaca Lake
Capital: Asunción.
Population: 24 million paraguayos (Paraguayans)
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Capital: São Paulo
Population: 40 million (Paranaias)
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Capital: Rio de Janeiro.
Population: 50 million brasileiros (Brazilians)
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Worth to see: Carnival in Rio de Janeiro
Capital: Salvador
Population: 30 million bahianos (Bahians)
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Capital: Santiago de Chile.
Population: 20 million chilenos (Chilenans)
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Capital: Buenos Aires.
Population: 16 million rioplatences (Rioplaters)
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Capital: Montevideo.
Population: 9 million uruguayos (Uruguayans)
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Population: 6 million Araucanos (Araucarians)
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Capital: Porth Maesyf.
Population: 5 000 Saminiosan
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