LATINOAMERICANISTA-MEXICANO-NA I rate this entry as SPAM because of its inconsistency in its composition. Latin American is an attitude or disposition, and Mexican is a gentilicio. Then this sad invention of compound word gives grief. Valid would be Latin American-Mexican or Latin American-Mexican. But the first is improper because the first component contains the second . And in the second the same thing happens, because Mexico belongs to Latin America. And, finally Mexican Latin Americanist or Mexican Latin Americanist are valid expressions, but without hyphen, in which Mexican is the subject and Latin American is the qualifying adjective, grammatically the direct complement.