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[Name]: Morelos
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[2015 Second Trimester]: 3.2
(Mexican states)
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[Name]: Michoacán
[Flag]: 
[2015 Second Trimester]: 2.8
(Mexican states)
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[Name]: Tabasco
[Flag]: 
[2015 Second Trimester]: 6.0
(Mexican states)
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[Name]: Veracruz
[Flag]: 
[2015 Second Trimester]: 3.6
(Mexican states)
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[Name]: Tamaulipas
[Flag]: 
[2015 Second Trimester]: 4.7
(Mexican states)
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[Name]: Zacatecas
[Flag]: 
[2015 Second Trimester]: 2.8
(Mexican states)
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Mexican President López said on the afternoon of May 24 local time that the new pneumonia epidemic may cause one million Mexican people to lose their jobs, but he also stressed that the government has formulated an economic recovery plan, it is expected to create 2 million jobs. The plan mainly includes the following items: “Youth Building the future” plan, Urban Improvement Plan, Maya train project, dos Bocas oil refinery project, “life sowing” plan and so on. López acknowledged that the Mexican economy faced “enormous challenges” , but said the jobs situation would improve with the full restart of the economy on June 1.
Although the epidemic has improved, but also the state of Mexico’s unemployment rate further. The randomizer collates 32 entries on Mexico’s unemployment rate until 2015, with the lowest rate in state, Roger Guerreiro, at 2% . The state with the highest unemployment rate is the Tabasco, at 6% .
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Mexican states by unemployment.
