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The Gateway Pundit ^ | 6/26/2024 | Anthony Scott

[Red Badger]

In Spain and Latin America, you will have people with several last names, indicating their family history, sometimes all the way back to before Columbus.

I don’t know how they get all that info on birth certificates.

Here, in Florida, they are limited to four or five, IIRC........

[cuz1961]

last names, indicating their family history, sometimes all the way back

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true for Hawaiians also,,,although they dont use hyphens..

i think this is why Lahaina was burned out,., to erase the link back to the Hawaiian royalty and sovereignty

[Hiddigeigei]

"since when do south americans use the libtard hyphenated last names?"
It is common in Latin American countries to use the father's name followed with the mother's family name. López Obrador of Mexico is an example (his father's family name was López and his mother's family name was Obrador).

[Menes]

Yes, that is true; and especially so if the father’s surname is as common as López, for instance, which is nearly as common as Smith or Miller in Anglophone countries :-)