Mexican-Greek relations

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Mexican-Greek relations

Mexico	Greece

Mexican-Greek relations are foreign relations between Mexico and Greece. Greece has an Embassy in Mexico City, along with Honorary Consulates in Mérida and Monterrey. Mexico has an Embassy in Athens.

[edit] See also

• Foreign relations of Mexico
• Foreign relations of Greece
• Greek Mexican

[edit] External links

• Relations between Greece and the Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean
• Greek Missions Abroad

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