Population-

131,222,012

Religious Affiliation-

• 69.4% Roman Catholic

• 9.4% None

• 9% Believer without formal affiliation to any religion

• 2.1% Jehovah Witness

• 1.8% Atheist

• 1.7% Evangelist (Unspecified)

• 1% Pentecostal Evangelist

• 1% Other

• 0.9% Baptist

• 0.8% Methodist Evangelist

• 0.4% Mormon

Geographic Location-

Mexico is found in North America. It is bordered by the United States in the north, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea in the east. Belize and Guatemala in Central America, and the Pacific Ocean In the west.

Languages Spoken-

Around 290 languages spoken in Mexico.

•Around 94% of Mexico’s population speaks only Spanish.

•Around 5-6% of Mexico’s population speaks Spanish and Indigenous languages.

Climates-

Mexico’s climate is characterized by large regional difference because of its variable topography and geographic location. The country’s temperature ranges from 15 C to 20 C in the central upland areas to 23 C to 27 C in the coastal lowlands. Seasonal temperature variations are minimal in the south but range from less than 10C to 30 C in the summer in the country’s northernmost areas. Mean annual mean temperature for Mexico is 20.6 C, with average monthly temperatures ranging between 15 C (January) and 25 C (June). The mean annual precipitation is 725 mm, with steady rainfall occurring throughout the year, but occurring mostly from June to October.

In the far north, rainfall is less than 50 mm per month throughout the year, while the southern regions and central highlands experience a distinct wet season from June to October, which averages 550 mm per month in the southernmost regions. From July to October, both country’s Atlantic and Pacific coasts are vulnerable to hurricanes and Mexico’s weather is strongly influenced by “The Boy” events. “The boy” brings relatively cool, wet weather to Mexico in the winter, followed by hotter and drier conditions in the summer. “The boy” years are also likely to see an increase in the number of pacific hurricanes. 

Tech Usages/Culture-

Technology has become the backbone of manufacturing in Mexico, propelling the nation to new heights of industrial efficiency and productivity. From the automotive to the aerospace sectors, Mexican manufacturers are harnessing advanced technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of things (IoT) to redefine what’s possible. These technological advancements in quality control and supply chain management.