There are many regions within the country with a quality of life equivalent to that of Western Europe, whereas there are other regions with education, life expectancy and economic advancement equivalent to those of Sub-Saharan Africa.
For example, the San Pedro Garza Garcia municipality in the northern state of Nuevo Leon (143 Km or 89 miles from the Mexico-US border) has a quality of life equivalent to that of Australia, while Cochoapa el Grande, on the southern state of Guerrero (259 Km or 161 miles south of Mexico City) has a quality of life equivalent to Benin, a poor, corrupt and hunger-striken African country.
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Mexicans live in a variety of ways, but many follow a traditional lifestyle influenced by family values, religion, and cultural norms. Family plays a central role in Mexican life, with strong bonds and support networks. Food, music, and festivals also play a significant part in daily life for many Mexicans.
False, more than three-quarters of Mexico's population actually live in urban areas. Only around 22% of Mexicans live in rural areas according to the World Bank.
Most Venezuelans and Mexicans live in urban areas due to economic opportunities, access to services, and infrastructure. Urban areas offer better job prospects, education, healthcare, and social services compared to rural areas, leading to migration towards cities in search of a better quality of life. Additionally, urban areas tend to have higher population density and a more diverse range of amenities and cultural activities which attract people to live there.
Mexicans in America have faced discrimination and racism, including segregation, violence, and stereotyping. Throughout history, they have experienced challenges such as deportations, labor exploitation, and limited access to education and healthcare. Despite these obstacles, Mexican Americans have contributed significantly to American society and culture.
In recent years, tens of thousands of Mexicans have migrated to the US annually. The number fluctuates based on economic conditions, immigration policies, and social factors influencing migration patterns.
Mexicans wore sombreros to protect themselves from the hot sun in the region. The wide brim provided shade and ventilation for the head, keeping them cool in the heat. Additionally, sombreros were traditionally worn as part of Mexican cultural attire.
Nowhere, Mexicans have invaded every city of the USA.
Of Course they do !.
America
Wherever there is no work.
12 million Mexicans living among Americans is the proof.
There are many places in Illinois where Mexicans live. Aurora, Elgin, Northlake, and Chicago have many Mexican immigrants.
There are 1 million Mexicans living in Los Angeles
77% of the 111 million Mexicans live and work in urban centers (villages, towns and cities).
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