How many Spanish people live in Mexico City?

The National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico estimates, based on 2000 census, the total number of Spaniards living in the country as 21 024 (that is 0.02 percent or total population). read more

It does not include, however, people who may have the Spanish nationality if one of both parents are Spaniards but they were born in Mexico. There is no breakdown by city, but I believe that the majority of them live in Mexico D.F. read more

After of the independence of Mexico, a racism emerged against Spanish people in this new nation; in August 1827 to 1834, by the decree issued during the government of Lorenzo de Zavala, that expelled many Spaniards from the State of Mexico and killed Spanish families. read more

Mexico City has a long, rich history and is know for being one of the largest financial centers in the continent and the largest Spanish-speaking city in the world. As of 2016, the population of the city is estimated to be 8.9 million. read more