The problem is not population itself; the issue Mexico faces is that economy is not growing as quickly as its population, resulting in poverty and lack of opportunities. As more people are born, they require more health services, education and infrastructure, but if the economy does not grow accordingly, fewer resources have to be distributed among more people, resulting in the problems described above.
For example, Mexico's GDP had an annual growth of 1.4% between 1980 and 1990:
1980 GDP: US$194.36 billion
1990 GDP: US$222.98 billion
While at the same time, it registered a population growth of more than 2.15% every year:
1980 population: 66.84 million
1990 population: 81.24 million
If you divide Mexico's economic output between its population, yo have the GDP per capita, which is a simple way to see a country's wealth:
1980 GDP per capita: US$2,908
1990 GDP per capita: US$2,744
This means between 1980 and 1990, Mexican people on average became poorer.
It would help if you said "When" and "Where"!
Physical geography, rapidly growing population, economy going poorly.
Traffic and pollution
Sahel wont have as much of a big population they will lose money people will lose jobs etc
* what are the challenges northeastern fishermen face?
They will face lots of danger and a much smaller population.
what challenges did richie mccaw face becoming a leader
What political challenges face Russians and their officials
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she faced her challenges by being resilient
Some of the primary challenges faced by Egypt include political instability, economic disparities, water scarcity, and security concerns. These challenges have been exacerbated by factors such as population growth, climate change, and regional conflicts.
You spelled faced and not face that is why you don't have a answer.If your question is what challenges will Obama face........... well I don't know.But if your question is what challenges did he face well............ I still don't know.