Mexico City...Interesting Facts

Mexicans are very friendly and hospitable people. Like all other southern residents. They are temperamental, but talented. In the shops and shops you can find souvenirs, kitchenware, jewelry, made just excellently. Very many things are made from pure silver. They are rich in this country. Vendors are ready to easily make concessions in price. If you buy an expensive thing, they will certainly make a gift.

In Mexico City and other big cities you will be tired of street songs, and nighttime concerts singers - mariachi. Complaining is useless. The same custom, and local residents may be offended.

In any public places such as museums, the Mexicans will loudly joke and laugh, paying no attention to others. In particular, they can joke in the presence of the deceased. They do not consider it anything immoral. Contrary earthly joy must necessarily please the deceased.

Kindness of Mexicans has its limits, so do not go to nightclubs and bars alone. They can easily start a quarrel, even with a tourist. Leaving quarrel - a loud disturbance. This resonates with other people, who will surely become your advocates.

Mexico is a major oil producer. The country has significant reserves. Also, the state is rich in minerals. Attractive from an economic point of view of the country makes foreign investment, exports, low overhead, and membership in NAFTA.

At the same time, Mexico has a public debt. In the country is highly developed the corruption. The state depends on oil prices and relations with the United States. Oil country imports due to insufficient refining. Mexico's tax system leaves much to be desired.

Yet Mexico is one of the most economically developed countries in Latin America. Besides, it is well-developed foreign tourism.

In Mexico, everywhere you can find the pyramids. They are in every little bit town. A 7 kilometers from the Pueblo is the largest pyramid - Cholula. Above it only pyramid of Cheops. Cholula is built by various conquerors, who in honor of its conquests created add-ins. The result is a whole chreda pyramids, which face one another, reflecting the history of Indian wars. However, the pyramid is crowned by the Church of the Blessed Virgin savior, already built by the Spanish conquistadors.

There are other examples of how Christianity in Mexico is adjacent to the ancient religions. For example, some churches include within the ruins of ancient pyramids, because they were built on sacred Indian ground. It was necessary in order to have the Indians to Christianity, as well as avoid the danger of destruction of churches pagans. On the other hand in the structures of these churches were used stones of Indian pyramids.