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There is no official religion in Mexico. The Mexican constitution guarantees separation of church and state. The dominant Religion is [[Roman Catholic]]ism, (90% Roman Catholic, 6% Protestant, 4% other); However evangelical churches have dramatically expanded their membership in the last decade.

There is no official religion in Mexico. The Mexican constitution guarantees separation of church and state. The dominant Religion is [[Roman Catholic]]ism, (90% Roman Catholic, 6% Protestant, 4% other); However evangelical churches have dramatically expanded their membership in the last decades (Mormons reported that membership surged from 248,000 in 1980 to 617,000 in 1990 and increased further to 688,000 by 1993).

Mexico City has plenty of churches covering all denominations, including Jewish, Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox. <ref>[http://www.solutionsabroad.com/a_religionmexico.asp Religion in Mexico]</ref>

Mexico City has plenty of churches covering all denominations, including Jewish, Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox. <ref>[http://www.solutionsabroad.com/a_religionmexico.asp Religion in Mexico]</ref>

Mexican society tend to be [[conservative]] in certain aspects, such as family values.

Mexican society tend to be [[conservative]] in certain aspects, such as family values.

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== Some facts ==

== Some facts ==