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This document discusses the effects of regional growth in Mexico. It notes that Mexico has experienced significant economic, political, and social changes throughout its history, including wars, drug cartels, crime, and poverty. While Mexico struggled with an economic collapse in 1994, its economy and middle class have grown in recent years. There is also debate around immigration policies regarding Mexican children entering the United States, as tens of thousands have crossed the border alone in recent years. Mexico's economy is projected to grow 3.7% in 2015, which could lead to further growth and stability in businesses, education, and social structures in the country.
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