Mexico

Mexico's Social Policy Signalling Index score is 45, placing it at the 47th position globally out of 186 countries, in the 74.7th percentile. This score reflects a moderate intensity of Western-style progressive policy signalling. The score is consistent with the dimension scores, each hovering around 45, indicating that there have been no significant recent changes in policy areas such as DEI, LGBTQ+ rights, or content moderation to either elevate or lower the overall assessment. The consistency across dimensions suggests a stable approach to policy signalling without significant recent intensifications or reductions in any specific area.

Examining the dimension scores, there is a uniform pattern in Mexico's policy signalling intensity. Each of the dimensions, including Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Media & Platform Moderation, scores around 45. Corporate/Investor Signalling has a slightly lower score of 44.91, indicating the lowest signalling intensity within the dimensions assessed. The scores suggest a balanced but moderate approach to implementing Western-style progressive policies. Mexico maintains a steady position in policy signalling intensity across the board, without any one dimension showing notably higher or lower signalling intensity than the others.