Who are the Mexican Statesmen?

Statesmen in Mexico include:

1. President (Presidente de México): The highest government official in Mexico. He is elected by the people and serves a six-year term. The head of state determines the country's domestic and foreign policies and is the head of government.

2. Ministers (Secretarios de Estado): There are various ministries in Mexico, and each ministry focuses on a specific area. For example, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Internal Affairs. Ministers are appointed by the president and are responsible for implementing the government's policies.

3. Supreme Court Justices (Ministros de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación): Judges of the Supreme Court, Mexico's highest judicial body, are appointed by the president. The Supreme Court reviews constitutionality and plays an important role in interpreting and applying laws.

4. Governors (Gobernadores): There are governors in 31 states of Mexico. Governors are responsible for the administration of the states and are appointed by the president. Governors set policies in states and exercise executive authority at the local level.

5. Mayors (Presidentes Municipales): In Mexico, municipalities are headed by mayors. Mayors set policies at the local level and manage local government. Mayors are elected or appointed by the city council. Mentioned in this list are just a few examples of statesmen in Mexico. Mexico has a complex political system and many more statesmen and officials.