Mexico's military power is a complex and evolving topic. According to the Global Firepower ranking, Mexico is ranked 31 of 145 countries in terms of military strength¹. The ranking is based on various factors, such as manpower, airpower, land power, naval power, financials, and geography. Mexico has a large and diverse population, which gives it a high potential for manpower. However, it also faces challenges such as corruption, violence, poverty, and human rights violations, which affect its internal security and stability. Mexico's military has historically been subordinate to the civilian government, but in recent years, it has gained more influence and autonomy under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO)². AMLO has given the military more responsibilities and resources, such as building infrastructure projects, distributing vaccines, policing migration, and fighting organized crime². Some experts argue that this is a strategic alliance between AMLO and the military
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