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Few countries are shrouded in romance and charm like Mexico.
From the concrete jungles of one of the world’s largest cities, Mexico City, to the adobe ranchos of the northern states, Mexico is colorful, vibrant and exciting.
Boasting some of the finest beaches and tourist retreats in the world, Mexico is a haven for snorkelers and sun seekers. Its sleepy villages are quaint and peaceful, and its bustling cities offer all the modern conveniences.
Mexico’s history is riveting. Many nations have struggled to control its territory, strategic for its unique position as a land bridge between North and Central America, as well as its access to the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
You’re likely to be serenaded at dinner by men and women in elaborate attire. But Mexico is more than mariachis and world-famous cuisine, though it certainly has no shortage of those. It is also an |
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important player in the global economy.
Today, its bustling industries include textiles, chemicals and petroleum, among others. However, workers in these industries are typically paid low wages. You don’t have to wander far from the busy industrial centers to find yourself in the heart of forgotten communities dominated by extreme poverty – which, ironically, are often located right next to some of the most luxurious neighborhoods. |
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