Talk:Spanish immigration to Peru

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Who wrote this article?[edit]

Honestly, reserving all respect, this article is a mess. Referring to a former Minister of Economy as "The Miss-nister" and swearing like a sailor all over the page, as well as writing in blatantly false and vague, unsourced information as well as outright incorrect and barely understandable grammar. DoctorSpeed ✉️ ✨

Title and contents are wrong[edit]

The article is creating confussion with peruvians who have dual nationality (Peruvian/Spanish). The title is more apropriate for that special condition of citizenship, and not to refer the descent.

But even if we use "Spanish Peruvian" in the sense given by this article, we are wrong too. Because descent of spanish should be referred only to people whose father/grandfahter or mother/grandmother is from spain. If not, almost the entire population of Peru should be considered "Spanish/Peruvian", because almost everything -in some way- is descent of spanish. For example, Vargas Llosa´s family have five generations in Peru, so it's absurd to say that he is "Spanish Peruvian". If we use the logic of this article, citizens of US should be considered Britains...absurd! --190.8.147.50 (talk) 17:27, 3 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Alan Garcia[edit]

Alan garcia is a mestizo maybe he has more white blood but he has too indian blood. alan garcia is white you idiot.

FALSE TEXT[edit]

Most white people in Peru descends from Spaniards, followed by other groups like Italians (second most common)[citation needed], German, British, French and Polish. Some white Peruvians have tended to bring ideas of equality to Peru and help the native Peruvians and other native advocates in their struggle for cultural rights[citation needed], human rights, cultural equality (i.e. teaching Quechua in classes), and ethnic identity pride, in the Peruvian society, 'where mestizos and whites are dominant groups'.[citation needed]. FALSE THE DOMINANT GROUPS OF PERU ARE MESTIZOS (47%) AND INCAS, QUECHUAS AND OTHER INDIAS OF PERU (32%), WHITES ARE 18% AND LESS THAN 1% ARE BLACKS OR ASIANS, SEE THIS VALID REFERENCE: http://internacional.universia.net/latinoamerica/datos-paises/peru/poblacion.htm — Preceding unsigned comment added by Halias 23 (talk • contribs) 00:00, 8 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]