Mexican National Characteristics
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
Mexicans do not trust government or anyone.
Mexicans do not respect the law and are prone to not paying taxes.
They “are radically dysfunctional” and mistrustful.
They are extreme individualists and do not play well with others.
Mexicans stubbornly reject any type of collective action.
Mexico’s national character “dramatically hinders its search for a future and modernity.”
The country performs better at individual events rather than team sports at the Olympics.
Mexicans suffer from a “congenital defect of conflict aversion as a way of life.”
They often go from conflict aversion to chopping off a head or putting a bullet in it.
90 Mark Edwards
Most of Mexico’s national heroes died because of their
Mexicans do not trust government or anyone.
Mexicans do not respect the law and are prone to not paying taxes.
They “are radically dysfunctional” and mistrustful.
They are extreme individualists and do not play well with others.
Mexicans stubbornly reject any type of collective action.
Mexico’s national character “dramatically hinders its search for a future and modernity.”
The country performs better at individual events rather than team sports at the Olympics.
Mexicans suffer from a “congenital defect of conflict aversion as a way of life.”
They often go from conflict aversion to chopping off a head or putting a bullet in it.
90 Mark Edwards
Most of Mexico’s national heroes died because of their