What country is located to the south of the United States?

It's just one step above Quebec.

most visited contry in the world

I work at an airport in Germany and I agree, it's very Americanized. Any "anti-anything" you get is just your good old xenophobia you have literally everywhere.

I am a German. :P
For recent examples just open a 'Spiegel' (or almost any daily newspaper really) and read the articles on the US elections or on disputes about 'Obamacare' in the US. Usually it's basically: "OMG! Them Americans is so stuped, we know it all better".
And if you talk with people about the USA common answers are things like "bad education system", sometimes even "government keeps them dumb on purpose" (as if education here would really be that much better. Some Americans don't know much about Europe? Well ask people here about America/Asia/Africa and the answers won't be any better. Even worse: It's frightening how many Germans don't know anything about Germany's history) or "One-sided right-wing media manipulating people" (To my personal experience countries that hold free-speech and public discussion to high value like USA or Israel tend to have media with sometimes extreme opinions but also heterogeneous media with a lot of different opinions leading to heated debates. While German media might be a bit more moderate but it's usually really homogeneous as well, debating only details with everyone agreeing in prionciple and reacting with outrage to other opinions. I've been to a lot of different countries but I've never seen mass media in a liberal-democratic country as one-sided as in Germany).
Additional to Anti-Capitalism in Germany(which is getting more common again here as well in the last years) has been connected to Anti-Americanism at least since the 1930s, probably even earlier.