Mexico.
United Mexican States
Member of G20, OECD, OAS.
Population
129.2M
GDP (nominal)
$1.32T
GDP / capita
$10,220
Capital
Mexico City
Government
Federal presidential c…
Power & politics
Leadership, governance, and democratic trajectory.
Democracy index
5.6 / 10
UN voting record
How Mexico votes at the UN General Assembly — ideological trajectory, voting partners, topic patterns, and key recent roll calls.
Ideological trajectory
Voting summary
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Bloc alignment
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Top voting partners
Topic-level voting
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Foreign policy
Bilateral posture, key relationships, and live diplomatic statements.
Foreign Policy
Mexico adheres to core constitutional principles of non-intervention, peaceful resolution of disputes, self-determination, and the legal equality of states. These principles give Mexico a distinctive voice in multilateral forums, often differing from the United States on issues like Cuba sanctions and military intervention.
Mexico pursues diversified trade relationships through USMCA, the Pacific Alliance, CPTPP, and bilateral agreements with the EU. It plays a leading role in climate negotiations, migration governance, and nuclear non-proliferation through the Treaty of Tlatelolco.
MUN Delegate Guide
As Mexico, you bridge North and South -- use USMCA ties for leverage while maintaining solidarity with Latin American and Caribbean states. Invoke the Estrada Doctrine to oppose foreign intervention and defend sovereignty, which earns credibility across the Global South.
Coordinate with the Pacific Alliance (Colombia, Chile, Peru) on trade issues and with CELAC members on regional unity. Mexico's historical asylum tradition and leadership on the Treaty of Tlatelolco (nuclear-weapon-free zone) give you strong platforms on migration and disarmament.
Be cautious about aligning too closely with US positions -- Mexico's diplomatic identity depends on demonstrating independence. Focus on multilateral solutions and South-South cooperation.
Treaties & memberships
UN multilateral treaty positions and IGO memberships.
International Organizations
Society & economy
Macro-economic snapshot and demographic context.
GDP (nominal)
$1.32T
GDP per capita
$10,220
Currency
Mexican Peso (MXN)
HDI
0.76
Top trading partners
In the news
Stories surfacing across Mexico’s authoritative outlets. Grouped by topic, ranked by source coverage.
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