1. Mexico strategies
Mexico, officially the United Mexican States, is a country in the southern portion of North America.
There are only very few countries in the world that show more promise and beauty. It is certainly a country to admire.
Mexico is a country with a rich cultural heritage and dynamic and highly entrepreneurial people. Its economic development is impressive, and it is rapidly moving towards first-world status: it is now an important country in the world, and its economy is growing fast.
However, challenges still remain, such as the issue of inequality. Education for all and transparent governance are key to achieving lasting change in Mexico.
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References: Country cases where national plans were followed to achieve social transformation.
Norway is a parliamentary democracy that has made significant strides in social and economic development through sustained national policies. One of its most notable achievements is its strong welfare system, which was built in the mid-20th century and has been further developed over time to provide universal healthcare, education, and social security. This system has been in place since the 1930s and has helped Norway become one of the most prosperous and egalitarian societies in the world.
Japan is a constitutional monarchy that has achieved remarkable social and economic development through sustained national policies. After World War II, Japan implemented a series of policies that focused on modernizing its economy and improving its infrastructure. These policies led to the creation of a highly skilled workforce, a world-class manufacturing sector, and a modern transportation system. The period of rapid economic growth in Japan was between the 1950s and the 1970s.

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General Information
Mexico-EU Challenges 2022: Trade, energy and migration (Spanish)
Heading into 2022 and the upcoming US midterm elections, what are the main political concerns for the US-Mexico relationship? The Biden and López administrations continue to strengthen the institutional channels of communication for a binational agenda, but they face many challenges and have different priorities. (Click to source location.) (by UC San Diego, School of Global Policy and Strategy)
2022 Data on E-Commerce Payments in Mexico
Transactional reports by Americas Market Intelligence show that e-commerce in Mexico will grow by 32% in 2022 to reach a total sales volume of 64 billion dollars. (Click to source location.) (by Americas Market Intelligence)
Mexican middle class on the rise
While poverty remains a continued concern, the middle class continues to see steady growth. (Click to source location.) (by Americas Quarterly, src: INEGI, 2021)
Mexico religious affiliation (2010)
A few of the religious affiliations we find in Mexico are the Roman Catholic, other Evangelical, Pentecostal, Jehovah’s Witness, among others. (Click to source location.) (by Britannica)
Politics
How Mexico’s Political System Works: Powers of the Union (1/5)
Mexico has a republican, representative, democratic, secular, and federal government, divided into three branches of government (Executive Power, Legislative Power, and Judicial Power). (Click to source location.) (by Alianzas Americas)
How Mexico’s Political System Works: Congress of the Union (2/5)
Its Congress has two chambers, and its main function is to create, reform, or repeal laws, as well as amend the Federal Constitution with the approval of a majority of State legislatures. (Click to source location.) (by Alianzas Americas)
How Mexico’s Political System Works: Executive Power (3/5)
The president of the Republic is the head of the Federal Executive Power who acts as head of state, head of government, and head of the armed forces. (Click to source location.) (by Alianzas Americas)
How Mexico’s Political System Works: Judiciary (4/5)
The judicial branch resolves legal conflicts among individuals and governmental agencies, as well as to protect human rights through its institutions. (Click to source location.) (by Alianzas Americas)
How Mexico’s Political System Works: Autonomous Institutions (5/5)
The autonomous institutions were created to contribute to the proper functioning of the resources of the state, have functional and financial independence and complete autonomy from the powers of the union. (Click to source location.) (by Alianzas Americas)
GDP
The World Economy: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Country 2017
Here we see the GDP of countries all over Africa, Australia, Latin America and Caribbean, Middle East, Europe, Asia, and North America. (Click to source location.) (by howmuch.net, src: The World Bank)
World’s Top Economies
For countries by GDP based on purchasing power parity, see List of countries by GDP. (Click to source location.) (by Investopedia, src: The World Bank)
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