18 Questions
Who is the head of the Executive branch in Mexico?
The President of Mexico
What is the term length for the President of Mexico?
6 years
How is the Mexican Congress structured?
Bicameral with the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies
Which entity promulgated the Constitution of Mexico in 1917?
The Constitutional Convention of Mexico
How many senators make up the Senate in Mexico?
128 senators
What type of government system does Mexico operate under?
Federal Republic
What electoral system is used to elect the president of Mexico?
Simple plurality
Which ongoing challenge significantly affects public trust and economic development in Mexico?
Corruption
What major concern in Mexico involves powerful cartels challenging the state's authority?
Violence and Security
In Mexico, what is a significant economic disparity despite being a major economy?
Wealth concentrated in urban centers
Which aspect of Mexico's political system aims to balance representation between individual districts and political parties?
Direct election of Congress members
What complex social, economic, and diplomatic challenges are presented by emigration to the United States from Mexico?
Migration concerns
What is the highest judicial body in Mexico?
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation
What is the role of Mexico's federal entities (states and Mexico City)?
They have autonomy to govern local affairs, while respecting national laws.
How many federal entities (states and Mexico City) are there in Mexico?
32
What is the role of political parties in Mexico?
They play a vital role in Mexico's democracy, competing for power at various levels.
What are the responsibilities of the legislative branch (Congress) in Mexico?
Enacting legislation, approving the federal budget, and overseeing the executive branch.
How has Mexico's government and political system evolved over time?
It has been influenced by historical events, social movements, and contemporary challenges.
This quiz covers the responsibilities and functions of the three branches of government: legislative, executive, and judicial. Topics include enacting legislation, approving budgets, overseeing the executive branch, interpreting laws, and judging cases of federal significance.
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