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2012 North & South America Divorce Rates Updated

January 21, 2015January 15, 2015 Robert Hughes Jr Demographics Aruba, divorce rates, Guatemala, North America, South America, United Nations

Eleven North and South American countries have reported divorce rates to the United Nations. Aruba has the highest divorce rate and Guatemala had the lowest divorce rate.

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