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Mexico Culture Bordering the United States, Mexico’s culture is noticeably different from its neighbor. Mexico, only one-fifth the size of the U.S., is home to nearly 100-million people, 22 million of which live in the country’s capital - Mexico City . The virtual melting pot that is the United States doesn’t effect Mexico’s culture, its slow pace and its various Indigenous populations - including the Oaxaca, Chiapas, Yucatan, Maya and Aztec, whose customs and beliefs have greatly shaped the unique culture, art and tradition that is alive and well in Mexico. Despite Mexico’s culture, the disparity between rich and poor is unmistakable in Mexico. If tourists travel off of the resort they will see much evidence of the poor living in very meager conditions. When it comes to Mexican culture, whether rich or poor, family and friends are greatly celebrated by the Mexican people. Mexico’s cultural festivals, Mexico’s religious holidays and Mexico’s traditional social gatherings focus and celebrate family. Spanish colonial influences were responsible for introducing Mexican culture to many of its strong Catholic traditions and religious icons. Mexican culture has many celebrated writers and poets, including Carlos Fuentes and Octavio Paz. Paz was the first Mexican to receive the Nobel Prize for literature.

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Subscribe To This Site Mexico Culture Mexico Culture Facts You Should Know Mexican people are very religious, warm, generous, proactive, passionate, and family oriented. About 95% of Mexicans are Christians. Most of them are Roman Catholics however there are also Protestants, Muslims, Buddhists, Jews, etc. Despite the fact that great majority of Mexicans are Christians there is no official religion in Mexico, and religion is strictly separated from the government. This and other religious freedoms are guaranteed to all Mexicans by the 1917 Constitution. The most important national holidays in Mexico are: The Mexican Independence Day (September 16), Christmas, New Years Day (January 1), Revolution Day (November 20), Change of Federal Government (December 1), Labor Day (May 1), Benito Juarez’s Day (March 21), and the Constitution Day (February 5). Interesting Mexico Culture Facts Mexicans are very passionate people. The passion of the Mexican women can be best seen when they dance to the Mexican guitar or at one of many Mexican fiestas that take place in Mexico every year. One of the most famous and most attended Mexican fiestas is the celebration of the Mexican Independence. The passion of the Mexican men is most evident when they are trying to win the woman’s heart or when they are cheering for their favorite soccer team or the Mexican national soccer team.

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Country Info Home Introduction General Data Maps ... Time and Date Mexico : Culture Government: Constitution of 1917 in force in 1997. Formally a federal republic, although federal government dominates governments of thirty-one states and Federal District. Central government power concentrated in president, who directs activities of numerous agencies and state-owned business enterprises. Bicameral legislature comparatively weak. Federal judiciary headed by Supreme Court of Justice. State governments headed by elected governors; all states have unicameral legislatures; state courts subordinate to federal courts. Federal District governed by mayor (regente) indirectly elected by legislative body of the Federal District beginning in 1996; more than 2,000 local governments headed by elected municipal presidents and municipal councils. Foreign Relations: Major attention devoted to United States. Trade and immigration along shared border subjects of continuing negotiations. Foreign policy traditionally based on international law; nonintervention the major principle. Widely active in hemispheric affairs, including good relations with Cuba. Aguascalientes Baja California Baja California Sur Campeche ... AskBabyNames @ 2008 MapZones

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