Americans living in Mexico are causing rents to increase: Mexicans want them out
Citizens are not happy about these “tourists” staying in their neighborhoods.
Inflation and price increases are truly borderless, as they affect the products and services of first and third world countries for several reasons. Sudden price increases can really affect people’s wallets, who must then think about doing everything they can to save money.
Since around 2019, an increase in the number of Americans moving to Mexico began to be recorded, specifically in the country’s capital, Mexico City (CDMX), causing a stir among the population due to several factors.
One of the first issues was that some Americans were demanding that local businesses serve them in English; though there have been adjustments little by little, to the point that some businesses have ads in English, some issues remain.
In addition, one of the most significant aspects that has caused the most commotion is “tourists”, “gringos”, or “expats” (as Americans like to call themselves as they don’t consider themselves immigrants) staying in the city.
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Source: San Diego Red
