Are the people of Azores considered Hispanic?

No, the people of Azores are not considered Hispanic. The Azores are a group of islands in the North Atlantic Ocean that are part of Portugal and are considered European. The people of the Azores are primarily Portuguese and speak Portuguese as their primary language. Hispanic refers to people or cultures that are related to Spain or Spanish-speaking countries, while the people of the Azores are more closely tied to Portuguese culture and history.