Question

How are government structures in Mexico similar to or different from those in the United States?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

following the end of the civil in 1949, Costa Rica abolished its army and redirected its budget to-ward healthcare and education.  Ever since and up to this day, Costa Rica has achieved some of thehighest living standards and development indicators in Latin America.  Furthermore, unlike mostother countries in the region,  Costa Rica has not had dictatorships or armed conflicts since the abolishment of its army.  In addition, soon after the abolishment of its army, the country started experiencing  a  notable  economic  growth  divergence  relative  to  the  rest  of  the  countries  in  the region.  Thus, these institutional changes along with long-standing democratic history have been considered to be factors of paramount importance that have led to these developmental achieve-ments and democratic stability in the country up to this day.

Both Mexico and The united states are federal republics and and are divided into states also, the head of state is known as "President" and also has the same legislation.