The Guide
From The Report: Mexico 2019
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This section includes information on hotels, government offices and other listings, alongside useful tips for visitors on topics like currency, visas, language, communications, dress code, business hours and electricity.

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Stay a while: MEXICO CITY
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Mexico City Hotel Ignacia Guest House Jalapa 208B Colonia Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc 6700 T: +52 55 5584 2681/ 2121 0966 www.ignacia.mx hola@ignacia.mx Rooms: Five suites with individual colour themes. Business & Conference Facilities: Library and garden offer a quiet place to meet. Health & Leisure Facilities: Quiet garden, cozy living room and a small library. Guest Services: Free wireless internet in all hotel areas. Separate wireless internet network in each room, handcrafted water…

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GOVERNMENT: MINISTRIES & AGENCIES
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GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES & AGENCIES Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial & Urban Development +52 55 5624 0000 Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development +52 55 3871b1000 Ministry of Communications & Transport +52 55 5723 9300 Ministry of Culture +52 55 4155 0200 Ministry of Economy +52 55 5729 9100 Ministry of Energy +52 55 5000 6000 Ministry of Environment & Natural Resources +52 55 5490 0900 Ministry of Finance & Public Credit +52 55 3688 1100 Ministry of Foreign Affairs +52…

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GOVERNMENT: MINISTRIES & AGENCIES
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GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES & AGENCIES Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial & Urban Development +52 55 5624 0000 Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development +52 55 3871b1000 Ministry of Communications & Transport +52 55 5723 9300 Ministry of Culture +52 55 4155 0200 Ministry of Economy +52 55 5729 9100 Ministry of Energy +52 55 5000 6000 Ministry of Environment & Natural Resources +52 55 5490 0900 Ministry of Finance & Public Credit +52 55 3688 1100 Ministry of Foreign Affairs +52…

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Facts for visitors: Essential things to know for new arrivals
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Language Spanish is the official language of Mexico and is spoken throughout the country. However, there are as many as 62 dialects, the most widely spoken being Náhuatl, Maya and Mixteco. Though English is spoken in many places – especially among government officials and business executives – it is advisable to learn some basic Spanish before arrival. Transport There are 77 airports in Mexico, 59 of which are international. Due to the large size of the country – spanning nearly…