Mexican government
Rulers in Mexico City
The Mexican government is the federal republic governing Mexico, structured as a presidential system with executive, legislative, and judicial branches.
The term often appears in news contexts involving U.S.-Mexico relations, immigration policy, or drug trafficking: The Mexican government deployed troops to the border.
Negotiations with the Mexican government stalled.
- presidencyChief executive's office
- federalismDivided governmental authority system
- judiciaryLaw-interpreting government branch
- drug warCampaign against illegal substances
- cartel violenceOrganized crime group aggression
federal police · corruption scandal · separation of powers · bicameral legislature · electoral system · trade partnerships · executive branch · legislative branch · Senate · diplomatic missions · civil code · electoral laws · penal code · trade agreements · labor laws · tax laws · immigration laws · border security
Mexican governmentnarcotraffickers
Illegal drug trade criminals
organized crime · criminal syndicates · paramilitary groups · insurgent movements · insurgent groups
Mexican governmentstate governments
Authorities governing individual states
provincial governments · local authorities · local government · city councils · village councils
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