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What islands in the Caribbean are Spanish-speaking?

Here are the islands in the Caribbean that are primarily Spanish-speaking:

Independent Nations:

* Cuba

* Dominican Republic

* Puerto Rico (US Territory, Spanish is an official language)

Dependencies:

* Virgin Islands (Spanish) (British Overseas Territory)

* Anguilla (British Overseas Territory) - While English is the official language, a significant portion of the population is Spanish-speaking.

* Montserrat (British Overseas Territory) - Similar to Anguilla, English is official but Spanish is widely spoken.

Note:

* While English is the official language in many Caribbean islands, Spanish is often spoken as a second language, especially in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

* The number of Spanish speakers varies significantly across each island.

* There may be smaller islands or territories with a Spanish-speaking majority that are not listed.

This list primarily focuses on islands with a strong Spanish-speaking population and/or where Spanish is an official language.

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