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About three-fourths of the people live on two islands - Cuba and Hispaniola
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Most of the people are descendants of indigenous inhabitants who lived on the island in 1492, when Columbus arrived
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About one-half of the people live in territories controlled by a foreign nation such as France, Great Britain, and the U.S.
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About three-fourths of the people speak Spanish as their primary language
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The statement that is true about the Caribbean's population is:
"About three-fourths of the people speak Spanish as their primary language."
Spanish is indeed the most widely spoken language in the Caribbean, particularly due to the populations of Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. The other statements have inaccuracies regarding the distribution, origins, and control of the territories in the Caribbean.
