Mexico City is divided into 16 boroughs (alcaldías in Spanish). Each borough has a local government and a mayor who is responsible for providing public services, maintaining public spaces, and addressing the needs of the local community.
The boroughs are distinguished by their unique characteristics and cultural attractions. For example, the historic center of Mexico City, which is home to the city's main government buildings and many colonial-era landmarks, is located in the Cuauhtémoc borough. The trendy neighborhoods of Condesa and Roma, known for their hip restaurants and bars, are located in the Cuauhtémoc and Cuajimalpa boroughs, respectively.
Other notable boroughs include Benito Juárez, which is home to the World Trade Center Mexico City and several upscale residential areas, and Miguel Hidalgo, which boasts several museums and cultural centers and is also home to Mexico City's largest park, Chapultepec.
Overall, each borough has its own distinct personality and offers a unique glimpse into the diverse cultural landscape of Mexico City.
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