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It stands for "Distrito Federal" (Federal District).

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It stands for "Distrito Federal" (Federal District).

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No. It is a federal district (Spanish: distrito federal) which belongs to the federation and is the place where the Mexican Federal Government is located. It is the equivalent to Washington DC in the United States.

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Russia has nine regions or federal districts. They are the Central Federal District, Southern Federal District, Northwestern Federal District, Far Eastern Federal District, Siberian Federal District, Ural Federal District, Volga Federal District, North Caucasian Federal District and the Crimean Federal District.

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Yes. The official name of Mexico is "United Mexican States", and it is composed of 31 states and one Federal District.

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Mexico is a federal republic, composed of 31 states and one federal district. In fact, United Mexican States is the official name for Mexico.

Each state is in turn divided into several municipalities, akin to US counties. Instead of using municipalities, the Federal District is divided into boroughs.

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