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Mexico is the largest Spanish speaking country. Their capital is Mexico City. Mexico has a population of 125,959,205 people. Their form of government is republic of federate states. Thier form of money is pesos. The official language is Spanish.

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one of the many beautiful views in México

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Holidays that are celebrated in Mexico during the months November and December are... Dia de Muertos( Nov. 1-2), Dia de la revoluciuon (Nov 21) Dia de Guadalupe ( Dec. 12) Las Posadas ( Dec. 16-24) Noche Buene ( Dec. 24) Navidad ( Dec. 25) Fin de ano ( Dec. 31)

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Mexico has many traditions. One of Mexico's traditions is there food, such as tamales, tacos, enchiladas, pozole. These foods are eaten in the us as well but are very common foods eaten in Mexico. the most popular times that theses foods are eaten is in the winter. other traditions in Mexico include thig such as music, parties, and so much more.

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Mexico and the U.S have many things in common but they also have there differences. There popular foods are different. The music and lifestyle in Mexico is very different. I think Mexico is a beautiful country. The people and the traditions really just make Mexico, Mexico. The U.S is just boring but Mexico has so much more life to it.

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History of El Dia de Los Muertos. LAPD Online. (2022, November 9). https://www.lapdonline.org/history-of-el-dia-de-los-muertos/#:~:text=El%20Dia%20de%20los%20Muertos%20is%20perhaps%20the%20most%20popular,month%20dedicated%20to%20the%20dead.

National Geographic Kids. (2023, February 28). Mexico. Geography. https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/mexico#:~:text=use%20is%20prohibited.-,Mexico%20is%20a%20land%20of%20extremes%2C%20with%20high%20mountains%20and,Mountains%20cover%20much%20of%20Mexico.

Mexican holidays, festivals, Fiestas & Special Events. What´s Up San Carlos | San Carlos Sonora Mexico Travel Guide. (2016, August 1). https://whatsupsancarlos.com/mexican-holidays/#:~:text=November%201%2D2.,the%20third%20Monday%20in%20November.