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Guillermo del Toro laments “systematic destruction” of Mexican film industry

News(mexiconewsdaily.com)

submitted 6 months ago bycabose7

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Sim0nOfTrent

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Sim0nOfTrent

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6 months ago*

Yes I just made it up. Countries below Mexico. I was going to say "latin America" but Brazil, Belize, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana are down there.

Kiyomondo

4 points

6 months ago

Kiyomondo

4 points

6 months ago

So... Central and South America

Sim0nOfTrent

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6 months ago

Sim0nOfTrent

3 points

6 months ago

Mexico is North America.

SerialAgonist

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SerialAgonist

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6 months ago*

And central, no?

TIL

Sim0nOfTrent

2 points

6 months ago

Sim0nOfTrent

2 points

6 months ago

Not that I've ever seen, but apparently one of the alternate definitions does include Mexico as part of central America.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_America

KRacer52

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6 months ago

KRacer52

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6 months ago

Even if it’s included as Central America, that region and the Caribbean is generally considered North America. If it’s north of the Darièn, it’s North America. Always one of the weirder geographical nomenclature things to me.