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    Studying Mexico introduces students of AP Comparative Government and Politics to a lesserldeveloped country that is today considered to be a full democracy. Observers are optimistic that the single-party dominance has ended. Still plagued by poverty, violence from the drug trade, and emigration to the north.

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    Studying Mexico introduces students of AP Comparative Government and Politics to a lesserldeveloped country that is today considered to be a full democracy. Observers are optimistic that the single-party dominance has ended. Still plagued by poverty, violence from the drug trade, and emigration to the north.

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    Studying Mexico introduces students of AP Comparative Government and Politics to a lesserldeveloped country that is today considered to be a full democracy. Observers are optimistic that the single-party dominance has ended. Still plagued by poverty, violence from the drug trade, and emigration to the north.

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    Cnsr SIUDY: MEXlco

    Studying Mexico introduces students of AP Comparative Government and Politics to a lesserldeveloped country that is today considered to be a full democracy. Mexico is also classifled as a newly industrialized

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    developing country. Add.itionally, Mexico has a rising middle class and a diverse ec6nomy as 4 result of open trade progframs such as the North American Free Trade Agrreement (NAFTA). Observers are optimistic that the single-party dominance has ended. Nevertheless, Mexico is by no means free of troubles. Still plagued by poverty, violence from the drug trade, and emigrration to the north, Mexico has challenges not faced on this scale by developed countries.

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