Okay, Central America does not have to be a continent, it can just be its own little place.  Next, I also see that every place on Earth has their own little definition of what CA is.  The EU does not include Belize into its defintion, the UN includes Mexico, etc.  If everyone else has their own definition and is arguing on what is the proper definition, wouldn't the best way to resolve it, be to ask the people who are actually from there, what they think and use that as the universal definition?  Interesting, isn't it, how people think they know more about you than you?  Have you ever been in that situation where someone is correcting you on something that relates to you and you know far more about it than them? It is like a person correcting someone else on how to speak or pronounce a certain word in that other person's native language when they don't speak it themselves. My point is, that the best way to settle this dispute, is to accept the Central American definition of Central America. Not the UN definiton, or EU definition, or North American definition, or whaterver, but the Central American definition, which is probably the most accurate one because its made by Central America.  The Central American defintion of Central America...I can't believe that people won't see that. 

 Tito A. Martinez