Has Mexico ever launched a satllite to space?

Yes, Mexico has launched several satellites into space. Here are some examples:

1. UNAMSAT-1: The first Mexican satellite, UNAMSAT-1, was launched on September 22, 1985, from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in the former Soviet Union. It was a small satellite developed by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and carried out scientific experiments for several years.

2. Satmex: Mexico has also had a series of Satmex satellites for commercial communication purposes. Satmex satellites provide telecommunications services such as television, voice, and data transmission across Latin America.

3. Bicentenario: The Bicentenario satellite was launched on December 5, 2010, to commemorate the Bicentennial of Mexico's Independence. It was developed by the Mexican Space Agency (AEM) and carries out communication and remote sensing functions.

4. Aztlán Satellites: Mexico's Aztlán satellites are a series of Earth observation satellites developed by the AEM. They are used for remote sensing applications such as disaster monitoring, land use management, and natural resource assessment.

These are just a few examples of Mexican satellites that have been launched into space over the years. Mexico has a growing space program and continues to work on various satellite development and space exploration projects.