Īxiptli:Detailed SVG map of the Hispanophone world.svg

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The factual accuracy of este mapa or the file name is disputed.

Reason: In areas of Spain and Mexico, Spanish is also co-official.

Tlacecempohualoni

Tlacemmelahualiztli	English: Official language Co-official language Minority language (more than 20% Spanish speakers) Español: Idioma oficial Idioma cooficial Idioma minoritario (hablado por más del 20% de la población)
Mactli	6 de Mayoh de 2020
Tzintiliztli	Blank map based on File:BlankMap-World6-Subdivisions.svg
Autor	Jpthefish
Otras versiones	Map-Hispanophone World.svg El español en el mundo 2023 (Anuario del Instituto Cervantes).svg

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	Tonallapohualpan ihuan imman	Octacayotl	Tekitiketl	TlahtoIcaquiliztiloni
naman	17:58 19 Cēn 2024	512 × 260 (645 kB)	Moalli	Recent Aruban census data showing less than 20% Spanish speakers is not neutral? This is literally fitting the map's legend
	03:26 16 Cēn 2024	512 × 260 (893 kB)	Salvabl	Reverted to version as of 01:35, 27 December 2023 (UTC) There is no consensus to remove Aruba. If we were to do this because there are less than 20% Spanish speakers, Mauritania should also be removed from the map of the French language; otherwise there would be a lack of neutrality. The appropriate thing to do in these cases where the language is sufficiently relevant even if it does not reach 20% of speakers is to mark the country with a dot.
	15:17 11 Cēn 2024	512 × 260 (645 kB)	Moalli	Rmv Aruba, most recent census data shows less than 20% Spanish speakers
	01:35 27 Tis 2023	512 × 260 (893 kB)	Kwamikagami	there is no consensus to make an exception for the Philippines in the first place
	16:45 24 Tis 2023	512 × 260 (891 kB)	Salvabl	Reverted to version as of 21:29, 18 December 2023 (UTC) There is not sufficient consensus to gray the Philippines entirely.
	02:57 24 Tis 2023	512 × 260 (893 kB)	Kwamikagami	rv to status-quo ante: Spanish is no more important in the Philippines than French is in Vietnam. The number of speakers is miniscule.
	21:29 18 Tis 2023	512 × 260 (891 kB)	Salvabl	Reverted to version as of 00:39, 9 October 2023 (UTC) That extremely tiny dot violates WP:ACCESSIBILITY. In addition, it was added unilaterally without prior consensus.
	06:12 11 Mahtlāc 2023	2532 × 1284 (841 kB)	Moalli	Don't unilaterally highlight PH as it has been agreed upon that shading the entire country is misleading and that the current dot is a placeholder until other possible color schemes (if any) are agreed upon. The situation is similar to Czech Rep on German maps regarding cultural presence vs Louisiana on French map (where it's official to some degree).
	00:39 9 Mahtlāc 2023	512 × 260 (891 kB)	Salvabl	Reverted to version as of 13:35, 17 August 2023 (UTC) On world language maps where there is a cultural presence, the entire territory is usually highlighted (as for example Louisiana or New Hampshire on the French language-related maps). Nevertheless, I think there may be other options (such as the use of dots) that would help the map gain accuracy, but this requires discussion, and reaching a common consensus, which does not exist in this case. The solution is not just to turn gray the entir...
	05:27 18 Aho 2023	2532 × 1284 (841 kB)	Moalli	On world language maps where there is a cultural presence/influential minority, the standard has been to place a dot or square on the concerned country, usually on the largest city or capital. Highlighting it entirely when it's not used in administrative settings or as the secondary language is blatant misrepresentation and POV-esque. Please see discussion on proposals to accurately map PH, but do not highlight the whole country, as that is not accurate.