Why are there so many white people in Costa Rica?

Costa Rica is located in Central and North America. The majority of the population is white, mainly descendants of Spanish, and there are also some blacks and Indians.

White people are mainly the descendants of European colonists, and there are also a large number of mixed-race people. These people account for more than 90% of the population of Costa Rica.

Costa Rica is a Latin American country. Although the country is small and the population is not large, the procurement of human race is more complicated. Its original residents are Indians and belong to the yellow race. There are also descendants of European, French, Spanish and other immigrants who are white. The descendants of slaves who were originally traded from Africa are black. Nowadays, most of them are the descendants of the intermarriage of the above-mentioned races, and they are of mixed race. Therefore, there are at least four major ethnic groups in Costa Rica.