Mexican Brazilians

Mexican Brazilians (Spanish: mexicano-brasileño, Portuguese: mexicano-brasileiros) are Brazilian citizens of full or partial, predominately Mexican ancestry, or Mexican-born immigrant in Brazil. The Mexican community in Brazil is the largest since the late twentieth century, with a mild climate and culture that characterizes this South American country. The Mexican population in Brazil goes from 8,000 people, in which the majority are members of business and educational communities for Mexican immigrants. Unlike other destinations, the majority of Mexicans who immigrate to the country come mainly from Mexico City, Veracruz, Nuevo Leon and Jalisco.
Mexicans in Brazil is considered the most numerous in South America and the fastest growing. Mexicans living in the country stay temporarily (about 1 to 3 years), mainly because of work, research, studies or commercial openness, which is why it is a community that is continually renewed.
Category:Brazilians of Mexican descent
Category:Ethnic groups in Brazil