
Un mexicano no da crédito con lo que le pasa en España cuando dice esta palabra…
Leonardo asegura que hay un vocablo que se utiliza de manera habitual en México y que los españoles no entienden su significado
A recent online discussion by content creators "Los Debatibles" has shed light on intriguing cultural and societal differences between Mexico and Spain. The conversation began with an observation about the Mexican custom of using "mande" as a respectful response, a practice unfamiliar and sometimes misunderstood in Spain, where directness is more common. The discussion then shifted to educational trends, with one speaker noting that Spanish universities are actively promoting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), often referred to as Agenda 2030. This initiative, while broadly focused on environmental and social issues, reportedly incorporates discussions on gender ideology. A particularly striking point raised was the implementation of gender-neutral bathrooms in Spanish universities. The speaker highlighted that these facilities are specifically designated within men's restrooms for transgender individuals, but not in women's restrooms. This observation prompted a brief, lighthearted exchange about the implications and perceived inconsistencies of such policies, underscoring the ongoing debates surrounding gender identity and public spaces.
Leonardo asegura que hay un vocablo que se utiliza de manera habitual en México y que los españoles no entienden su significado