Pretty sure you can buy land in South America, Europe, and many parts of Africa. Basically in all places heavily influenced by Jews.
Most of South America and especially Mexico, does not allow foreign ownership. This encourages local accountability and cooperation. Likewise, it makes the locals accountable for their corporate activities. In theory, of course.
You are wrong regarding South America (Btw. Mexico is located in North America). I know for a fact that anyone can buy property in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, most of the Caribbean Islands, etc. In some countries like Brazil and Mexico there are certain restrictions like not being able to buy property on the coast or near the national borders but only that.
Btw. Mexico is located in North America
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Most of South America, and especially Mexico
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