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Get to know Mexico more than just Taco Tuesday and Tijuana. Diverse both geographically and culturally from the influence of indigenous peoples, Spanish colonization, and Aztec heritage, this country is rich in history and opportunity. Approved Programs: School for International Training (SIT) Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) Eduventure Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) Butler University (IFSA) International Studies Abroad (ISA) Knowledge Exchange Institute (KEI) University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) Center for Global Education (Augsburg College) Quick facts: Capital: Mexico City Languages: Spanish, various indigenous languages Size: Slightly smaller than three times the size of Texas Climate: Various from tropical to desert Trivia: Tapatio hot sauce is named after the people living in Guadalajara, called tapatios For more information… CIA World Factbook US Embassy in Mexico Mexico Tourism Photo credits: OliverAlex - top ; Lucy Nieto - middle ; Sanadan - bottom Found in Creative Commons

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