[Answer] Which South American country has a historic population of Welsh speakers?

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...1. Chile 2. Argentina 3. Brazil 4. Bolivia

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Argentina - Among the predominantly Spanish and Indigenous names of cities and towns in Argentina, you'll also find a few Celtic ones. Argentina’s Patagonia region, at the southern tip of the country, is home to a historic community of Welsh speakers, who first moved there in the mid-19th century to avoid political pressure to assimilate with the dominant English culture of the United Kingdom. So why did a group of 150 Welsh people choose a remote community 8,000 miles away? After several leaders of the movement began corresponding with the Argentinean government, they were offered an area of land known as Bahia Blanca. However, when they arrived in 1865, it was not the fertile land they were promised, but with the help of the native Tehuelche peoples they developed into a prosperous agricultural settlement that began to attract Welsh speakers. Today, it's estimated there are 50,000 people in Argentina descended from the first Welsh settlers, with 5,000 still speaking the language:

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