The document discusses the Garifuna population across Central America. [1] In Guatemala, only 2% of the population is black or mulatto, most being of Garifuna heritage living in Livingtson and Puerto Barrios. [2] In Belize, there were 12,000 Garifuna speakers according to the 1991 census, though the language is being replaced by English and Creole with Hopkins being the only remaining Garifuna village. [3] Honduras was the first country where Garifunas settled after leaving their homeland, with 70,000 living along the Atlantic Coast though the language is shifting to Spanish.

1. Garifuna’s Pt. 3
By:Danielle Dye

2. Guatemala
Only 2% of the population is black of mulatto
most from Garifuna heritage
they reside in Livingtson & Puerto Barrios
others are AfroCaribbean & mulattoes
also reside in Puerto Barrios but also Morales
These places belong to Izabal
due to lack of jobs & opportunities many have moved to Belize

3. Belize
Belize is a english speaking state in Central America
In 1991 there were 12,000 Garifuna speakers according to the
census
It is being replaced by English & English Creol
Hopkins is the only Garifuna village left in Belize
& the young still learn to speak Garifuna
Belize in the Garifuna is called “Ballisi”

4. Honduras
Honduras was the first country in Latin
America where Garifunas settled after
leaving their homeland
70,000 of the people live along the Atlantic
Coast
Garifuna language is now being lost &
shifting to spanish
Honduras in Garifuna is “Indura”

5. Nicaragua
There are few Garifuna
communities in Nicaragua
But they no longer speak
Garifuna
Of the people who do speak
Garifuna 1,500 speak English
Creole & spanish as a second
language