Mexico

Sierra Madre Oriental.

It is in central Mexico, two-thirds from the northern border or one third from the southern border.

Se the related links section for a map of its position relative to the rest of the country.

Every society worries about their own livelihood.

When new people, immigrants, come to an area they bring different custom's and culture. This culture has language and lifestyle's. Some of these lifestyle's add to the betterment of society and some don't. What causes issue for immigrants is either the greed of one group of leader's afraid to lose power to another, new, group, which happened when the Irish, Polish, Italian, Chinese and every other ethnic group came to America. Or the fear of the workers losing their job, or part of their wage to the 'new group' coming in.

Add to this illegal immigrants who come to a country without regard of the laws or rights of the people that live there legally. This put's another whole strain on society, mainly because the people coming in illegally hold no real value for the ways of the society they are coming into and the society they are entering believes that they are only here to take and not add to the society because of the illegal way they entered. Remember anyone that leaves one society for another is in essence an immigrant.

The average family size in Mexico is around 3 to 4 members, with nuclear families being the most common. However, family sizes can vary depending on cultural traditions and socioeconomic factors.

Acculturation is the term that best describes the cultural process of a Japanese family moving to Mexico and learning how to speak Spanish. Acculturation involves the process of adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group or society.

You mean in population numbers? It was because of the Green Revolution (1930-1960), which due to technology transfer initiatives, allowed greater agricultural production, in turn allowing greater population densities. This explains why in 1950 Mexico had a population of 25.8 million, which literally exploded to 60 million by 1975 and became 97 million by the year 2000. Nowadays (2016), population growth has slowed-down due to increased income and fertility controls, reaching a population of 121 million.

Mexican work force is of approximately 51.48 million people (2013 est.), accounting for approximately 44% of the total population.

The central Mexican plateau. The highest density would be found on Mexico City, within such plateau.

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Actually, if they knew, they would rule the world, wouldn't they? Most Mexican people is Roman Catholic, believing in heaven, hell, and most beliefs commonly held by Christians around the world.

At least 1,000 same-sex couples have married in New Mexico as of May 13, 2014.

Previously, 64 same-sex couples married in New Mexico during an 8-hour period on February 20, 2004, when the Sandoval County Clerk began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples citing the lack of any state law prohibiting her from doing so.

Most Mexican penises are not circumcised; this is the case for most males.

50% of the North American population is employed in agriculture.

Literally, tens of thousands.

See the related links for an example

During 2012, an approximate of 75 people died of intentional homicide each day. This may seem a lot if you compare it to say, the United States (3 murders per day). But in general terms, Mexico is much safer than say, Brazil (113 murders per day), or India (118 murders/day).

These murders however, are unevenly distributed; northern cities such as Juarez, Tijuana or Monterrey are the highest in number of victims. For example, during 2011, more than 1608 people died on Juarez alone (five per day) and such city is regarded as the second most dangerous in the world. On the other hand, cities such as Cozumel, Merida and Huatluco didn't have any murders throughout the entire year. Even complete regions such as Yucatan, Chiapas or Oaxaca report less than 20 murders per year in their territories.

Mexico has a diverse agricultural sector that includes crops such as corn, beans, and sugar cane. It also produces livestock such as cattle, poultry, and pigs. Additionally, Mexico is a major producer of horticultural products like tomatoes, avocados, and citrus fruits.

Mexicans immigrate into the US because they are seeking new opportunities. It is a misconception that the US has a well enough job market to immigrate. Other reasons to immigrate are financial troubles or to escape gangs and the drug crisis.

Tourism rates in Mexico may be declining due to concerns over safety and security, natural disasters, economic instability, and negative perceptions in the media. Factors such as political unrest, violence, health issues, and changes in government policies can also impact tourism in Mexico.

Mexicans of pure white European descent represent 9 to 17% of the population (10 up to 19 million in 2010). Most European or "Criollo" Mexicans are of Spanish descent, including Basques, Castilians and Galicians. There are also many descendants of other European ethnic groups, including French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Irish, Polish, Romanian, Greek, Russian, and British from contemporary (since 1821) immigration as well as many first or second-generation immigrants of Canadian and American descent (since 1900).

In 2020, there were over 1,300 reported kidnappings in Mexico City. However, it's important to note that many cases may go unreported due to fear or lack of trust in law enforcement. The government has been working to combat this issue through various measures to help keep citizens safe.

It is difficult to provide an exact number of people illegally crossing the border each year, as accurate data can be challenging to obtain. Estimates suggest that tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of individuals attempt to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally each year.