Question

What type of government does Mexico have?

Answer 1

Mexico is a federal, presidential, representative democratic republic. It is a federation of 31 states and Mexico City governed under the Constitution (1917); the president (head of state and government) is elected to a single six‑year term, the legislature is bicameral (Senate and Chamber of Deputies), and an independent judiciary is headed by the Supreme Court. Mexico has a multi‑party system and constitutional division of powers between federal and state governments.