Was there ever any hope for Latin America?

Spot on.
t. brazilian

>natives have
The best combination of traits for civilization potential.

Go back to europe. Then the problem will be fixed.

Most of it is actually above average, by world standards.

Meh, depending where you live it's not too bad.

Yes. Before it got the cancerous european "latin" component. 1492 is the year subhumans reached America and started replacing superior beings.

First off, you don’t qualify because you’re a literal MACACO DE FAVELA UMA DELÍCIA, not a human. And second, you have Portuguese blood, not Spanish, and yet you’re still not human.

Pic related, buenos aires now.

>has pretty decent governments until imperialism corrupts its politics to shit
>"le shitskins" meme despite being native-american/european mixed race

Kill yourself faggot

The fuck are you even talking about?

People underestimate the effect smallpox had on Latin America. 90% of the population died leaving only rural, relatively unintelligent people alive, undoing 3000 years of population growth and civilizational establishment. Customary law, religion, and culture which responded to the environment, genes, and natural order were destroyed along with most of the urban class of intelligent people. Latin America will be behind whites, middle easterners, and asians for a very long time. But it's ignoring history to say it wasn't on par with the above.

How's it feel being the only fucking retarded nation who doesnt speak the same language and cannot into stable government despite having a shitload of land?

It's not all shit. Countries like Costa Rica, Chile, Panama, and to some degree Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay have a fairly decent standard of living. Certainly the upper-middle class on up does very well.

I think Spain would be just as bad if not worse than your average Latin American country if it wasn't for its economic assimilation into the European common market/eventual EU after Franco died.

>prospering and advancing quickly
Pre-columbian america isn't just the Aztecs and Mayas you know.
Most of latin america was full of various tribes that were still in a typical neolith state
Besides these obvious growing civilizations most of the region improved with colonization

How did they improve?
Most of them... died. Or got enslaved and their customs destroyed, as well as culture. Same thing with africans, stop looking at it in a materialist point of view, not ti mention many neolithic people were enjoying a much nicer lifestyle than a farmer did in Peru or Mexico, except for some of the more impoverished tribes with less access to easy food

Yes

there aren't even 500 million on the entire continent

does the future lie with south america once the entire world goes to shit? it's basically still unspoiled country

maybe, if they had got a stake in antarctica, they could have colonised/gone somewhere/mobilised

Of course there is. Hope springs eternal.

Yes, there is, just take a look at Chile and all their neoliberalism. The best standards of living from the continent by almost every measure.

Actually, as matter of fact, Argentina surpassed Spain in almost every measure during the early 20th century. The country went to shit with Peron and onwards though.

>Was there ever any hope for Latin America?
Just read Humblot's journey's to Spanish America. A guy that travelled throughout all of the globe believed that Mexico city was one of the most advanced cities in the world and that the region had the best living conditions in the world. After independence they blew it up as you know they are dumb umpalumpas but the region had and has potential

Yes.