Central and South America are not part of a natural regional bloc because they only share language, religion, and colonization history.

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Regional economic integration has progressed at a faster pace than global economic integration, and the trade and investment patterns of the largest companies reflect this reality. After all, regions represent the outcomes of centuries of political and cultural history that results in not only commonalities but also mutual affinity. The countries of South and Central America share the Spanish language (except Brazil), the Catholic religion, and a history of Spanish colonialism.

Central and South America Are Not Part of a Natural