Mexico

Mexico's WokeMeter assessment stands at 45, placing it at a moderate policy signalling intensity level on a global scale. The score reflects Mexico's current standing in various dimensions of policy signalling, with a consistent score of approximately 45 across all measured dimensions. This uniformity suggests that there have been no significant policy shifts or recent legislative changes that would elevate Mexico's signalling intensity beyond the composite dimension scores. The absence of recent notable events affecting these scores further supports the stability of Mexico's current signalling intensity.

Examining the dimension scores, Mexico exhibits moderate policy signalling intensity across all evaluated areas. The Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, Education & Curriculum Signalling, Media & Platform Moderation, Legislative/Regulatory Activism, and Protest & Activism Salience all score at 45.02, indicating a balanced yet unremarkable approach to these areas. Meanwhile, Corporate/Investor Signalling is slightly lower at 44.91, suggesting a marginally less pronounced focus on corporate diversity and inclusion efforts. These scores collectively highlight a consistent but moderate engagement with Western-style progressive policy signalling, without significant emphasis on any particular dimension.