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[[Image:Mexicof3b.gif‎ |thumbnail|right|0px|The Mexican flag.]]
 
[[Image:Mexicof3b.gif‎ |thumbnail|right|0px|The Mexican flag.]]
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'''Mexico''' is a country in [[North America]], directly south of the [[United States]]. It is a newly industrialized country, meaning it is in the intermediate stage between third world and full development. However, some parts of the country (mostly in the south) are noted because of a poor economy, causing it to be the main contributor of [[illegal immigration]] to the [[United States]] to find work.
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'''Mexico''' is a country in [[North America]], directly south of the [[United States]]. It is a newly industrialized country, meaning it is in the intermediate stage between third world and full development. However, some parts of the country (mostly in the south) are noted because of a poor economy, causing it to be the main contributor of [[illegal immigration]] to the [[United States]] to find work. Mexico is a federal republic with 31 states and 1 federal district. It's capital is Mexico City. 
    
The states of [[Texas]], [[New Mexico]], [[California]], and [[Arizona]] were part of Mexico until the [[Mexican American War]]. Many U. S. citizens in this region speak Spanish as their native language.
 
The states of [[Texas]], [[New Mexico]], [[California]], and [[Arizona]] were part of Mexico until the [[Mexican American War]]. Many U. S. citizens in this region speak Spanish as their native language.
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Mexico is the source of most of the [[marijuana]] imported into the United States.{{fact}}
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At present Mexico's territory covers almost 2 million square kilometers with a population of about 108 million.  It's chief of state and head of government is President [[Felipe Calderon| Felipe de Jesus Calderón Hinojosa]] (since 1 December, 2006).
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==Religion==
 
==Religion==
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