The statement that best describes urbanization in Latin America is the one that says most people live in cities, and more people are moving to urban areas.
<u>Explanation:</u>
With about 80% of the entire population living in 'urban areas', Latin America is the worlds most urbanized region.
Right up to 1950, only '40% of the Latin American population' lived in cities.
As more cities developed with the emergence of urbanization, more of Latin American population moved to cities and made about 70% of the total population living in 'urban areas' in the 1990s.