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- Mexicans_in_Spain abstract "The Mexicans in Spain comprise people who immigrated from Mexico to Spain and their descendants.In December 2008, the national statistical institute in Spain recorded a population of 23,587 Mexicans within its territory, composed primarily of students, professionals, qualified spouses of Spanish nationals, and Mexican citizens. The main destinations of the Mexican community, according to INE data, were the regions of Madrid, Catalonia and Andalusia. Of the Mexican migrants living in Spain, 61% are women, mainly from the Mexican states of Jalisco, Nuevo León, Veracruz, Baja California, Hidalgo, Puebla, Querétaro, Sinaloa, Yucatán, Chihuahua and Chiapas. The typical profile of the Mexican immigrant is a middle-aged individual from the upper-middle class, concentrated in Madrid, Barcelona and Seville. There are many examples of graduate students who have built working relationships and emotional ties that lead to them remaining in Spain.".
- Mexicans_in_Spain language Languages_of_Mexico.
- Mexicans_in_Spain language Mexican_Spanish.
- Mexicans_in_Spain language Spanish_language.
- Mexicans_in_Spain populationPlace Andalusia.
- Mexicans_in_Spain populationPlace Asturias.
- Mexicans_in_Spain populationPlace Catalonia.
- Mexicans_in_Spain populationPlace Madrid.
- Mexicans_in_Spain religion Agnosticism.
- Mexicans_in_Spain religion Atheism.
- Mexicans_in_Spain religion Catholic_Church.
- Mexicans_in_Spain religion Protestantism.
- Mexicans_in_Spain thumbnail Palacio_de_Moctezuma,_en_Ciudad_Rodrigo._(Salamanca).JPG?width=300.
- Mexicans_in_Spain totalPopulation "23587".
- Mexicans_in_Spain wikiPageID "27932424".
- Mexicans_in_Spain wikiPageRevisionID "600083747".
- Mexicans_in_Spain group "(Mexicanos Españoles)".
- Mexicans_in_Spain group "Mexican Spaniards".
- Mexicans_in_Spain hasPhotoCollection Mexicans_in_Spain.
- Mexicans_in_Spain languages "Mexican Spanish, Spanish, and a minority of Indigenous Mexican Languages.".
- Mexicans_in_Spain pop "23587".
- Mexicans_in_Spain regions "Madrid, Catalonia, Andalusia and Asturias".
- Mexicans_in_Spain relatedC "Mexican people, Mestizo, Indigenous people of Mexico, Spanish people, Latin, Hispanic, Latino, and Chicano.".
- Mexicans_in_Spain religions "Predominantly Roman Catholicism,".
- Mexicans_in_Spain religions "Protestantism, Atheism, Agnosticism".
- Mexicans_in_Spain subject Category:Ethnic_groups_in_Spain.
- Mexicans_in_Spain subject Category:Mexican_diaspora.
- Mexicans_in_Spain subject Category:Mexico–Spain_relations.
- Mexicans_in_Spain subject Category:Spanish_people_of_Mexican_descent.
- Mexicans_in_Spain type Abstraction100002137.
- Mexicans_in_Spain type EthnicGroup107967382.
- Mexicans_in_Spain type EthnicGroupsInSpain.
- Mexicans_in_Spain type Group100031264.
- Mexicans_in_Spain type EthnicGroup.
- Mexicans_in_Spain type Collective.
- Mexicans_in_Spain comment "The Mexicans in Spain comprise people who immigrated from Mexico to Spain and their descendants.In December 2008, the national statistical institute in Spain recorded a population of 23,587 Mexicans within its territory, composed primarily of students, professionals, qualified spouses of Spanish nationals, and Mexican citizens. The main destinations of the Mexican community, according to INE data, were the regions of Madrid, Catalonia and Andalusia.".
- Mexicans_in_Spain label "Inmigración mexicana en España".
- Mexicans_in_Spain label "Mexicans in Spain".
- Mexicans_in_Spain sameAs Inmigración_mexicana_en_España.
- Mexicans_in_Spain sameAs m.0ch34ss.
- Mexicans_in_Spain sameAs Q6826125.
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- Mexicans_in_Spain sameAs Mexicans_in_Spain.
- Mexicans_in_Spain wasDerivedFrom Mexicans_in_Spain?oldid=600083747.
- Mexicans_in_Spain depiction Palacio_de_Moctezuma,_en_Ciudad_Rodrigo._(Salamanca).JPG.
- Mexicans_in_Spain isPrimaryTopicOf Mexicans_in_Spain.
- Mexicans_in_Spain name "(Mexicanos Españoles)".
- Mexicans_in_Spain name "Mexican Spaniards".