How socially inclusive is Latin America?

6. The final tally on social inclusion

The 2013 social inclusion rankings*, compared to 2012 standing:

1)   Uruguay (2nd in 2012)
2)   Chile (1st)
3)   United States (5th)
4)   Costa Rica (N/A)
5)   Brazil (3rd)
6)   Ecuador (4th-tie)
7)   Peru (4th-tie)
8)   Panama (N/A)
9)   Colombia (6th)
10) Bolivia (7th-tie)
11) Mexico (7th-tie)
12) El Salvador (N/A)
13) Nicaragua (9th)
14) Paraguay  (8th)
15) Honduras (N/A)
16) Guatemala (10th)

* This year’s index was expanded to include four Central American countries and new variables, including women’s and gay rights. Some countries, including Venezuela and Argentina, were not included due to a lack of data. 

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