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Mexico and the United States both operate as federal republics, meaning they share power between national and state governments. However, a key difference lies in their political systems: Mexico has a multi-party system, while the U.S. predominantly functions under a two-party system. Additionally, Mexico's president holds significant power, including the ability to issue decrees, whereas the U.S. president's powers are more balanced by Congress and the judiciary. Lastly, Mexico's electoral processes and political culture are influenced by different historical contexts, leading to variations in governance and political engagement.
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