3. INTRODUCTION
• Official name :Estados Únidos Mexicanos
(United Mexican States).
• Founded in 1325 by the Mexica people
Known as the Aztecs.
• In 1521, Hernán Cortés conquered the Aztecs and
Mexico was colonized by Spain.
• Independence Day :September 16, 1810
5. GEOGRAPHY
• The geography of Mexico describes
the geographic features of Mexico,
a country in the Americas.
• Mexico is located at about 23° N
and 102° W in the southern portion
of North America. From its farthest
land points.
• Mexico is a little over 3,200 km
(2,000 mi) in length.
6. LANGUAGE
• Official language is Spanish.
• About 50 different languages spoken by indigenous
people.
Nahuatl,
Zopotec,
Otomi,
Mayan etc.
9. CULTURE
• Admired for the Mexico's rich cultural life
draws on both its Spanish and its Amerindian
heritage.
• Oil paintings by twentieth-century artists
Diego Rivera, his wife Frida Kahlo, Rufino
Tamayo, and others are vibrant colour.
24. GOVERNMENT
• CAPITAL : Mexican City
• GOVERNMENT TYPE : Federal Republic
• GOVERNMENT BRANCES :
LEGISLATIVE
EXECUTIVE
JUDICIAL
• PRESIDENT NAME : Enrique Pena Nieto
25. ECONOMY
• The economy of Mexico is the 14th largest in the and the 10th largest by purchasing power parity, (
World Bank)
• GDP per capita: 10,767.25 USD
• Gross domestic product: 1.261 trillion USD
• Gross national income: 1.971 trillion PPP dollars
• GDP BY SECTOR:
AGGRICULTURE 2.6%
INDUSTRY 36.6%
SERVICES 59.8%
27. IMPORT AND EXPORT
• Total value of imports: US$306
billion
• Total value of exports: US$303
billion
28. PRIMARY IMPORT & PRIMARY EXPORT
• Primary import partners:
US 48.97%
China16.56%
Japan 4.39%
South Korea 3.44%
Germany 3.44%.
• Primary export partners:
US 80.5%
Canada 2.68%
Spain 1.5%
29. EDUCATION
• Six years of education are free and compulsory for
children from ages six through fourteen
Enrolment in secondary schools has increased greatly in
recent years
• 6 of every 100 men are illiterate
• 8 of every 100 women are illiterate