Which country is Chile?

The ethnic composition of this country is very complicated. In this country of Chile, people of mixed race of white and Indian are considered as one kind of people, and people of mixed race of white and Indian at birth are also considered as one kind of people. Moreover, there are British, Germans, French and so on among whites, and there are many nationalities among Indians, so it is difficult for you to count them.

I can only tell you the percentage of Chilean people who think they belong to which race (see Wikipedia):

59% of the population consider themselves as descendants of white Europeans, 25% consider themselves as Mestizos (a hybrid of white Europeans and Indians), and the rest are African-Americans, Indians and other ethnic groups. The whites in Chile are mainly descendants of Spanish colonists (mainly Spaniards, Andalusians and Basques) and immigrants from Portugal, Italy, Ireland, France, Greece, Germany, Britain, the Netherlands, Croatia, Russia, Poland, Hungary and other countries. Of course, these European nations and Arab descendants from the Middle East to Chile also have mixed blood. The population of African descent has always been relatively small, accounting for about 1.5% of Chile's population. Over the years, Chile has also accepted immigrants from Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico, Canada, the United States, Central America, Uruguay, the Caribbean, Paraguay, Peru, China, Japan and South Korea. According to the 20 1 1 census, 8% of the population in Chile consider themselves indigenous.