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All telephone numbers in Mexico are ten digits long. The Plan Técnico Fundamental de Numeración issued on September 4, 2018, introduced a ten-digit full numbering scheme, where the first digit denotes a geographical area of the country: * 2 East * 3 West * 4 North * 5 Center (Mexico City metropolitan area) * 6 Northwest * 7 South * 8 Northeast * 9 Southeast The current national number was formed by prepending the area code to the previously existing local number. All ten digits must be dialed, even for local calls.