Mexican citizens

Mexican citizens are individuals who are legally recognized as members of Mexico, either by birth or naturalization. They have rights such as voting, owning property, and access to social services, as well as responsibilities like paying taxes and obeying laws. Citizenship fosters a sense of belonging and identity within the country’s social, cultural, and political community. Mexico’s citizens come from diverse backgrounds and cultures, reflecting the country’s rich history. Being a Mexican citizen enables participation in shaping the nation’s future and upholding its values and traditions.