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2013 Report

The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World is available for free downloading

Index shows grave inequalities in Mexico

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Inequalities in health, education, and income in Mexico were revealed Monday in the Human Development Index of Municipalities.

A report released by the United Nations Development Program in Mexico magnified the regional inequalities observed and documented in the 2002 Human Development Report for Mexico. The index measures development through health, education, and income levels. Of the 2,426 municipalities surveyed, the top 10 showed a level of human development on par with several European countries and New Zealand. The 10 municipalities with the lowest development scores were, in some cases, ranked lower than ratings in Sub-Saharan Africa and among the lowest in the world.

Five of the top 10 most developed municipalities were located in Mexico City, while the least developed were all located in the southern Mexican states of Oaxaca, Chiapas, Veracruz, and Guerrero.

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