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Mexico

COUNTRY

Official Website:
http://www.gob.mx/

Population:
103,263,388 (2005)

Founding Date:
16-Sep-1810 (independence)

Declared Independence from Spain in 1810, recognized in 1821.

CITIES

City    Type    Population
Mexico City, Mexico
city
8,605,239
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
--
4,640,000
Puebla, Mexico
--
1,800,000
Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico
--
1,255,000
Tijuana, Mexico
--
1,210,820
Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
--
1,142,354
Monterrey, Mexico
--
1,110,997
León, Guanajuato, Mexico
--
1,068,000
Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico
--
841,386
Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico
--
793,000
Mexicali, Mexico
--
760,000
Culiacán, Mexico
--
745,532
Chihuahua, Mexico
--
721,000
Cuernavaca, Mexico
--
700,000
Hermosillo, Mexico
--
689,902
Guadalupe, Mexico
--
670,162
Aguascalientes, Mexico
--
640,000
Acapulco, Mexico
--
638,000
San Luis Potosí, Mexico
--
625,466
Saltillo, Mexico
--
591,000
Morelia, Mexico
--
568,700
Villahermosa, Mexico
--
520,308
Torreón, Mexico
--
517,000
Veracruz, Mexico
--
500,000
Toluca, Mexico
--
475,000
Reynosa, Mexico
--
450,000
Durango, Mexico
--
430,000
Matamoros, Mexico
--
405,300
Mazatlán, Mexico
--
340,000
Cancún, Mexico
--
300,000
Guanajuato, Mexico
--
78,000

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Fernando Aguirre
Business
1958   President and CEO, Chiquita Brands
Phil Alvarado
Boxing
18-Jan-1919 25-Dec-2003 Greatest amateur boxer ever
Juan Corona
Criminal
1934   Serial killer serving 25 life sentences

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Ambrose Bierce
Author
24-Jun-1842 c. 1914 The Devil's Dictionary
Reva Brooks
Photographer
May-1913 24-Jan-2004 Photographer



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