Phone Book of Latin America

Countries in Latin America


Countries

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countries Whitepages - Yellowpages - Gov country code
Argentina WP - YP - GOV +54
Belize WP - YP +501
Bolivia WP - YP - GOV +591
Brazil WP - YP - GOV +55
Chile WP - YP - GOV +56
Colombia WP - YP - GOV +57
Costa Rica WP - YP +506
Cuba WP - YP +53
Ecuador WP - YP +593
El Salvador WP - YP +503
Falkland Islands WP - YP +500
Guiana WP - YP +594
Guadeloupe WP - YP - GOV +590
Guatemala WP - YP +502
Guyana WP - YP +592
Haiti WP - YP +509
Honduras WP - YP +504
Martinique WP - YP - GOV +596
Mexico WP - YP - GOV +52
Netherlands Antilles WP - YP +599
Nicaragua WP - YP +505
Panama WP - YP +507
Paraguay WP - YP - GOV +595
Peru WP - YP +51
Saint Pierre and Miquelon WP - YP +508
Suriname WP - YP +597
Uruguay WP - YP +598
Venezuela WP - YP - GOV +58

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countrycodes of Latin America 
always start with

+5
since 1968 they also include Northern Mexico 
since 1972 the countires of Central America
now all* the Latin (Spanish/Portugese) speaking countires
located in the Americas have the country code 5


Street Art Expo Noty Aroz in honor of El Murcielago
Noty Aroz are famous
Street Art painters.
They met when they were 6 years old
and have always been fasintad by 
the Mexican divinity
El Murcielago 
from the +5 Telecom zone.

The painting shows them
on the window of 
Cremerie de Paris N°1
and the gate
of the historic Hotel de Villeroy,
once seat of the Royal French 
Postal Services
and tody home of the 
Phone Book of the World.

Discover the Noty Aroz
Pop Up Store at Cremerie de Paris.



El Murcielago Street Art Pop Up Expo 
by Noty Aroz show at Cremerie de Paris


Cremerie de Paris is a Telecom hotspot
since 1671.

Once seat of the Royal French Postal Services
carrying mail with horses 
is was centuries later 
an American Telecom Agency and 
one of the first Internet Cafes, where was invented 
Phone Book of the World.com
(including Phone Book of Latin America.com)


Cremerie de Paris has 
always attracted Talents 
from completely different backgrounds.
Today it is an Expo Center 
for Very Beautiful Brands.
Cremerie de Paris

Very Beautiful by VB.com
Very Beautiful Brands, Cremerie Pop Up Stores 
and Brand Culture.

Phonebook of the World.com
is organised according
to the different IDD
(International Direct Dialing) Telephone Zones:

Phone Book of North America.com  (+I)
Phone Book of Africa.com  (+2)
Phone Book of Europe.com  (+3 or +4 )
Phone Book of Latin America.com  (+5)
Phone Book of South Asia.com (+6)
Phone Book of Russia
.com
 (+7)
Phone Book of North Asia.com  (+8)
Phone Book of the Middle/Far East.com  (+9)


Secrets behind Latin American
phonecodes:
The International numbering plan
got in place in I964.
Initially Mexico and some Central American Countries
were part of the "World Telecom Zone" 
North America +1

8 larger countries have a two digit code,
(+51), (+52), (+53), (+54), (+55), (+56), (+57), (+58)

Brazil has the double digit, (+55). 
Lobbying efforts were made
to help Brazil get this prime code.
Only 4 countries in the world have 
a double digit country code.

smaller countries have a three digit code:
the 9 smaller countries of South America start with +59- 
(+590), (+5911), (+592), (+593), (+594), (+595), (+596), (+597), (+598)
 and (+599) 
the 8 smaller countries of Central America start with +50-
(+501), (+502), (+503), (+504), (+505), (+506), (+507), (+509)

Mexico once had the country code (+1)
in fact it is only in 1972
that British Hoduras (now Belize) (+501), Costa Rica (+506), El Salvador (+503)
Honduras (+504), Nicaragua (+505) and Panama (+507)
became part of the Latin American Phonesystem


it is only in 1976 that the French Departements Guadeloupe (+590) and Martinique(+596) 
got their country codes

** in 1984 Saint Pierre et Miquelon,
two French islands situated in the high North 
above Nova Scotia, Canada
were remooved from the North American phone system (+1) 
and got the Central American country code (+508) 
all the Caribbean Islands situated a few thousand miles lower
remaining in the North American system

*also the British Falklands (in Spanish Malvinas) (+500) 
located next to Argentina, South America
received a central American code,
it would have been more logic to give them a Southern (+59-) code
the explanation is that there were no more codes left ...

for future changes
it will be difficult to react,
all 5 codes beeing presently occupied ...

 

Phonebook of Latin America.com includes
Phone information
on all Countries of Latin America.
Whitepages and Yellowpages,
Pagesblanches and Pages Jaunes,
Paginas Blancas and Paginas Amarillas,
Pagine Bianche and Pagine Gialle
all over Latin America.
The best Phonebooks of Latin America
that are available on the Internet
should be here.
This site also gives you
Country Codes and Area Codes,
and Information on Directory Assistance
throughout Latin America.

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