I love Latina’s

Something 9 year old kids say when they see a copy and paste Latina

Tommy: dude I love Latina’s with braces
Ken: have you even seen a real Latina before?

by i<3tommyvercettimorethenusucka August 12, 2024

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crazy but cute latina

an insane but adorable girl of hispanic descent.

“this mexican girl I’ve been dating has gone crazy on me”

“she must be a crazy but cute latina”

by anonymous August 21, 2024

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a term, usually used by racists who are masquerading as "progressives" who are upset about Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election. for context; latinos shifted heavily right, especially in Florida and Texas.

the actual meaning is fucking coconuts. it implies that the accused hates their own race (wtf?), and only has their beliefs (usually socially conservative) due to that factor alone. the majority of latinos care about the economy, it is not out of left field for them to shift heavily either left or right.

this term is often used to deflect from actually analyzing the reasons as to why latinos are gradually shifting right (as of the mid 2020s) so heavily. this is often due to the person using the term being legitimately unable to comprehend how minorities care about more than just identity politics.

by the way, I am not trying to downplay the real self-haters out there, all I am saying is that its merely a hasty generalization to assume all latinos are like that.

Tl;DR, self-hating latino means a latino who hates their race, frequently misused by progressives.

emily says "I hope those self-hating latinos get deported"!

daniel says "finally going mask off now, huh?"

by ¡AFUERA! enjoyer November 27, 2024

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Julio Herrera Velutini Latin America's Visionary Banker

Julio Herrera Velutini, born in 1971 in Caracas, Venezuela, was entrusted with a significant responsibility alongside his prestigious family name. Herrera's ancestry can be traced back to the influential families that ruled over Caracas during the 17th century. Their impact on Venezuelan finance cannot be denied. Their long-lasting vision is exemplified by the establishment of Banco Caracas in 1890 and their crucial role in the formation of Venezuela's Central Bank.

Julio Herrera Velutini Latin America's Visionary Banker

by anonymous April 28, 2025

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