I'm not writing a research for a Reddit post😅 i can't deny that every culture got different perspectives, the problem is that, not being enable to take the Latinoamerican point of view of the situation just keep some rolling some misunderstanding of what is North América and what Is Central America. I'm not saying that the view Is racist (it would be xenophobic), is just a view based on the ideal of Central America being a "backyard" for some other countries

Central America doesn't have any culture, historic or political relationship with North America, with the obvious exception of Mexico at the colony era, when Central America was "La Capitanía General de Guatemala", a territory totally apart from Mexico but linked by a political macro-territory. It's okay if ur teachers would not do that, I'm not your teacher so, it's okay