"Latin American" typically refers to the Latin American varieties of Spanish — the dialects spoken across Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and most of South America. While Latin American Spanish is mutually intelligible with European (Castilian) Spanish, it has distinct vocabulary, pronunciation, and many country-specific conventions in legal documents. Within Latin America itself there are major regional differences (Mexican, Argentinian, Cuban, Colombian, Caribbean), and we match each project to a translator who knows the relevant national variant. For US translation work, Latin American Spanish dominates given the demographic profile.