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The development of Mexico's government was heavily influenced by its colonial history and revolutions, leading to a series of changes between centralized and federal systems, often resulting in instability and authoritarian rule. In contrast, the United States established a stable federal system early on, emphasizing a constitution that balanced power between state and federal authorities. Additionally, while the U.S. experienced a gradual evolution of its democratic institutions, Mexico's government has faced recurring challenges, including military coups and political upheaval, shaping a more tumultuous path toward democracy.
that it has a stable government
when economy is stable
Under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government lacked the authority to directly levy taxes, relying instead on voluntary contributions from the states, which often resulted in insufficient funding. In contrast, the Constitution granted Congress the power to impose and collect taxes directly from individuals and businesses, providing a more reliable revenue system. This shift aimed to ensure a stable financial foundation for the federal government, addressing the weaknesses of the Articles in maintaining national stability and funding essential functions.
They expected improved trade, protection, and a stable economy
Mexico gained a stable government in August 24
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Economic interests
Internal turmoilForeign threatsLack of monetary resources
After its war of independence against Spain (1810 - 1821) Mexico was essentially broke. Also many conservative and liberal interests played a role, as internal turmoil prevented any stable government to flourish.
Mexico is economy and politicaly stable
Relatively so. Mexico City is part of Mexico, a federal presidential representative republic, akin to the United States. Mexico City itself has a local government, which is elected by the Mexico City voters, but has a great deal of dependence from the federal government. It is stable in the sense that it follows general democratic principles; however, considering Mexico City is a huge megalopolis of 21.2 million inhabitants, it still has weak institutions that can be corrupted or work inefficiently.
As a noun: The Federal government is responsible for upholding the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Or as an adjective: A government job is often a stable job.
Britain has an accumulation of various statutes, conventions, judicial decisions and the treaties which collectively can be referred to as the British Constitution. It has no written constitution.
YES. The Vietnamese government is very stable.
Its a known fact that Ethiopia doesn't have a stable government.