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I think the US should be in there as Latinos are their second largest ethnic group and growing.
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Spain
Mexico
Argentina
Or do they speak Mexican in Mexico?:eyebrows:
Spanish Speaking Population/Countries
86,200,000 Mexico
34,000,000 Colombia
33,000,000 Argentina
29,860,000 Spain
21,500,000 Venezuela
20,000,000 Peru
13,800,000 Chile
10,000,000 Cuba
9,500,000 Ecuador
6,890,000 Dominican Republic
5,900,000 El Salvador
5,600,000 Honduras
4,670,000 Guatemala
4,350,000 Nicaragua
3,480,000 Bolivia
3,300,000 Costa Rica
3,000,000 Uruguay
2,100,000 Panama
187,000 Paraguay
11,500 Equatorial Guinea
Who is the only major league baseball player to hit a ball that resulted in a human fatality?
He was 31 years old when he was selected by the Montreal Expos with the first pick in the 1969 National League Expansion Draft. His last major league hit was at age 42, in a season in which his batting average was .429. He had one hitless at bat two seasons later, and still works as a coach for the team to which the Expos traded him.
He was 31 years old when he was selected by the Montreal Expos with the first pick in the 1969 National League Expansion Draft. His last major league hit was at age 42, in a season in which his batting average was .429. He had one hitless at bat two seasons later, and still works as a coach for the team to which the Expos traded him.
Edie Falco is correct. Hint - The male actor was prominent in the 70's and 80's.
Correct!
On May 16, 1970, Mota hit the only batted ball in major league history to cause a fatality. In the bottom of the third against the Giants at Dodger Stadium, Mota fouled one off of Gaylord Perry along the first base line. The ball struck 14-year-old Alan Fish in the left temple. Four days later, Fish died of an inoperable head injury. (from Wikipedia)
