Of Mexico’s 32 states, Yucatán ranks as the 18th largest by area with roughly 39,524 square kilometers, or 9.7 million acres. But despite this average physical footprint, the state is divided into 106 municipalities, creating a complex administrative environment. The territorial division requires the state government in Mérida to coordinate with 106 individual mayors, city...
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