You mean travel warnings? No. Even if Mexico City has a bad reputation of having a high crime rate, it is a safe place to go, if you consider it is a 21 million city. It has a murder rate of 8.4 homicides per 100,000 people, which sets it as a much safer place than say, Houston, Texas (9.2) or Jacksonvill, Florida (8.5)
Mexico City is just the name of a city in Mexico. You would use that name in any sentence the way you use any city name.Mexico City is pretty in the spring.I visited Mexico City on my vacation.He lived in Mexico City.
No. Mexico City is a landlocked city.
GEORGE LOPEZ IS FROM MEXICO, but i do not know if FROM MEXICO CITY.
No. Mexico city is within a valley, but it is not affected by any kind of rain-shadow effect.
Yes. You should look for a dermatologist (there are many in Mexico City).
Mexico City lies within a valley. It is known as the Texcoco valley.
No. There aren't any in Mexico City. There are some of them on other states, however. See related questions for further details.
Mexico City is 64.4 kilometers (40 miles) to the east of Toluca. It would be a 1-hour drive on any given day.
yes
The same as you could in any other city.
Of course you can. Mexico does not have movement restrictions of any kind.
66.48 miles, from city to city, this is not including any in city driving such as hotel or airport distance