Mexico is officially called Estados Unidos Mexicanos. It has a population of over 112 million and covers an area of 1,972,550 square kilometers. The official currency is the Mexican peso. Mexico has a long history including pre-Columbian civilizations, Spanish colonization as New Spain, and independence in the 19th century. Popular foods include salsa, tortillas, chocolate, guacamole, and drinks like tequila and mezcal. The official language is Spanish along with 62 indigenous languages. Catholicism is the dominant religion. Popular sports include football, baseball, and bullfighting. Traditions include Día de Muertos and Independence Day celebrations. Nature and cities across Mexico are also briefly mentioned

1. México

2. Stereotype

3. Stereotype

4. General Info
OFFICIAL NAME: Estados Unidos Mexicanos
POPULATION: 112 336 575
AREA: 1 972 550 km2
CURRENCY: mexican peso

5. History

6. History
Pre-Columbus

7. History
Pre-Columbus

8. History
Pre-Columbus
New Spain

9. History
Pre-Columbus
New Spain
Independence

10. Food

11. Food
SALSA
TORTILLAS

12. Food

13. Food

14. Food

15. Food

16. Food

17. Food

18. Food

19. Drinks

20. Drinks
TEQUILA

21. Drinks
TEQUILA

22. Drinks
TEQUILA

23. Drinks
TEQUILA

24. Language

25. Language
CHOCOLATE MEZCAL
Official language: Spanish
Indigenous languages: 62 recognized
CHILE GUACAMOLE

26. Art

27. Art

28. Art

29. Art

30. Art

31. Religion

32. Religion
84% of population is CATHOLIC
8% of population PROTESTANT
3% other religions, including ethnic

33. Transportation

34. Transportation
Car
Taxi
Bus
Subway (only big cities)

35. Education

36. Education
6 of every 100 men
are illiterate
8 of every 100
women are illiterate

37. Sports

38. Sports
Football

39. Sports
Football
Baseball

40. Sports
Football
Baseball
Bull Fights

41. Sports
Football
Baseball
Bull Fights
Lucha Libre

42. Traditions

43. Traditions
Día de Muertos

44. Traditions
Día de Muertos

45. Traditions
Día de Muertos

46. Traditions

47. Traditions
16 of September - Independence Day

48. Traditions

49. Traditions
Birthday Party - Piñata

50. Cities

51. Cities

52. Cities

53. Cities

54. Cities

55. Nature

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61. Nature

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65. Nature

66. Nature

67. About Mexicans
For mexican people, "tomorrow" may mean "not
today", however it can also mean "next week".
What happens now is more important that what
will happen in the future. This can take to have
delays and cancelations without or with few
anticipation. It's important not to take delays as
a personal offense.
Mexican culture is conformed by old traditions,
and mexicans are really proud of that traditions

68. About Mexicans
People hug you or kiss each other in the cheek
when meeting even if it’s the first time. This is a
normal way to say hello.
Communication tends to be indirect and subtle.
To "decorate" the reality is common and it’s done
to please and not offend other people.
We always try to respect the other people by not
telling directly what they don’t like. People are
really sensitive when giving and receiving critics
or bad opinions.

69. Thank You....