Member states of the Union of South American Nations
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There are currently 12 member states of the Union of South American Nations.
Of these, two belong to CARICOM, four belong to the Andean Community of Nations (CAN), and five to Mercosur.
UNASUR/UNASUL/UZAN member states[edit]
| Flag | Country | Capital | Area (km²) |
Population | Density (/km²) |
Currency | GDP per cap. (PPP)[1] |
Gini | HDI | Official, National, & Recognized languages |
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Argentina República Argentina |
Buenos Aires | 2,780,403 | 43,417,000 | 14.49/km² | Argentine peso | 15,030[2] | 48.8[3] | 0.797[4] | Spanish (de facto) also see Languages of Argentina for other Co-official languages |
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Bolivia Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia Bulivya Mamallaqta Wuliwya Suyu |
Sucre La Paz |
1,098,581 | 9,119,152 | 8.9/km² | Bolivian boliviano | 4,575[2] | 57.2[3] | 0.663[4] | Spanish Quechua Aymara and 34 others also see Languages of Bolivia |
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Brazil República Federativa do Brasil |
Brasília | 8,514,877 | 204,451,000 | 22/km² | Brazilian real | 11,065[2] | 55.0[3] | 0.718[4] | Portuguese Brazilian Sign Language also see Languages of Brazil for other Co-official languages |
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Chile República de Chile |
Santiago | 756,950 | 16,763,470 | 22/km² | Chilean peso | 14,939[2] | 52.0[3] | 0.805[4] | Spanish (de facto) also see Languages of Chile |
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Colombia República de Colombia |
Bogotá | 1,141,748 | 48,219,827 | 40/km² | Colombian peso | 9,091[2] | 58.5[3] | 0.710[4] | Spanish 68 other languages/dialects also see Languages of Colombia |
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Ecuador República del Ecuador |
Quito | 256,370 | 13,922,000 | 53.8/km² | Ecuadorian centavo United States dollar |
8,021[2] | 54.4[3] | 0.720[4] | Spanish also see Languages of Ecuador |
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Guyana Co-operative Republic of Guyana |
Georgetown | 214,999 | 858,863 | 3.502/km² | Guyanese dollar | 7,004[2] | 43.2[3] | 0.633[4] | English Guyanese Creole 11 other languages also see Languages of Guyana |
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Paraguay República del Paraguay Tetã Paraguái |
Asunción | 406,752 | 6,158,000 | 15.6/km² | Paraguayan guaraní | 4,710[2] | 53.2[3] | 0.665[4] | Spanish Guaraní also see Languages of Paraguay |
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Peru República del Perú Piruw Ripuwlika Piruw Suyu |
Lima | 1,285,220 | 29,180,900 | 23/km² | Peruvian nuevo sol | 9,107[2] | 50.5[3] | 0.725[4] | Spanish Quechuan Aymara all other indigenous languages also see Languages of Peru |
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Suriname Republiek Suriname |
Paramaribo | 163,821 | 470,784 | 2.9/km² | Surinamese dollar | 8,947[2] | 41.5[3] | 0.680[4] | Dutch also see Languages of Suriname |
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Uruguay República Oriental del Uruguay |
Montevideo | 176,215 | 3,477,779 | 19.8/km² | Uruguayan peso | 13,961[2] | 47.1[3] | 0.783[4] | Spanish also see Languages of Uruguay |
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Venezuela República Bolivariana de Venezuela |
Caracas | 916,445 | 28,199,822 | 30.2/km² | Venezuelan bolívar | 11,726[2] | 49.5[3] | 0.735[4] | Spanish all other indigenous languages also see Languages of Venezuela |
Non-member states[edit]
Observer states[edit]
| Flag | Country[5] | Capital | Area (km²) |
Population | Density (/km²) |
Currency | GDP per cap. (PPP)[1] |
Gini | HDI | Official, National, & Recognized languages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Mexico Estados Unidos Mexicanos |
Mexico City | 1,972,550 | 112,322,757 | 57/km² | Mexican peso | 14,151[2] | 51.6[3] | 0.770[4] | Spanish (de facto) 68 other indigenous languages also see Languages of Mexico |
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Panama República de Panamá |
Panama City | 75,517 | 3,405,813 | 44.5/km² | Panamanian balboa United States dollar |
12,242[2] | 54.9[3] | 0.768[4] | Spanish |
References[edit]
- ^ a b at purchasing power parity, per capita, in international dollars (rounded)
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Report for Selected Countries and Subjects IMF
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Human Development Report 2010, United Nations Development Programme. Table 3 has the Gini coefficients by country. The year is not given for the Gini coefficient.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n "Human Development Report 2011" (PDF). United Nations. 2011. Retrieved 12 November 2011.
- ^ "Historia". Secretary General of UNASUR. Retrieved 2013-07-12.
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