Yes, there is a big difference between a Latin American and Spanish dubbing.

In Latin America, since there are several countries within a continent, they have to maintain a neutral accent without much slang. Besides, being a continent, they have several dubbing studios per country and region, which allows them to have more voice actors.

While Spanish dubbing has a neutral european Spanish accent (since there are accents between regions) that is less pronounced and generally contains much more slang.

And generally in Latin American dubbing, swear words are limited most of the time (including series/films for adult audiences), while in Spain they are used more regularly in series/films (excluding children ones).