Organizations

CELAC

Which countries are in CELAC? 33 member countries in the Magna Factbook, ranked by Magna Power.

Last updated: October 2026

Member countries (33)

#	Country	Power
1	Brazil	68.58/100
2	Mexico	67.02/100
3	Ecuador	61.3/100
4	Argentina	60.77/100
5	Colombia	60.09/100
6	Peru	59.43/100
7	Venezuela	58.77/100
8	Chile	57.94/100
9	Guatemala	57.19/100
10	Panama	57.15/100
11	Honduras	55.64/100
12	Costa Rica	55.43/100
13	The Dominican	55.4/100
14	Nicaragua	54.56/100
15	Paraguay	52.62/100
16	El Salvador	51.45/100
17	Guyana	51.21/100
18	Jamaica	51.19/100
19	Bolivia	50.91/100
20	Uruguay	50.45/100
21	Cuba	49.96/100
22	The Bahamas	48.16/100
23	Suriname	47.82/100
24	Belize	38.39/100
25	Haiti	38.18/100
26	Trinidad and Tobago	38.02/100
27	Antigua and Barbuda	20.69/100
28	Grenada	20.28/100
29	Dominica	19.01/100
30	Barbados	17.8/100
31	Saint Kitts and Nevis	15.1/100
32	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	14.75/100
33	Saint Lucia	13.99/100

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CELAC has 33 member countries, ranked by national power. The strongest members are Brazil, Mexico, and Ecuador. The Bureau lists every member with its power score, from the most powerful to the least. Membership reflects the Factbook's country coverage as of October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is CELAC?

CELAC is an international organization with 33 member countries listed in Magna Bureau Factbook, ranked by national power.

Which countries are members of CELAC?

The 33 member countries of CELAC include Brazil, Mexico, Ecuador, Argentina, Colombia and 28 others. See the full ranked list on this page.