The phenomenon of “the nenis”

The term “Neni” came up as a mockery of women who sell  on the internet and use adjectives such as “beautiful” or “neni” (short for “girl” in Spanish) to refer to their female clients. However, the so-called “nenis” used the nickname to redeem themselves. These are usually women seeking to mitigate the economic effects and, […]

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Senior adults: dependence and autonomy

The pandemic revealed the dependence of senior adults in areas such as care and the need of support, but it also showed that this group is capable of making their own decisions and occupy a prominent place in the family and affective networks.   Many senior adults have seen their digital dependence overcome and now […]

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SMEs: Recover and reinvent themselves.

95.4 percent of SMEs in Mexico are microenterprises. Their role will be to reinvent themselves in order to adapt to the new circumstances and recover themselves. Both processes are interdependent.     The panademic forced to an improvised and accelerated digitalization, based on common sense and everyday emergencies. After the initial “lifesaver” that digital implementation offered, […]

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Green spaces

For the urban population, the boom in indoor plants and backyard gardens symbolizes the need of green spaces with fresh air and looking for experiences of contact and reconciliation with nature.   Relieving the feeling of confinement through small green actions in order to adapt private spaces raises awareness regarding the importance of caring and […]

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Legends are not just for ignorants

It is believed that fake news or urban legends are just for “ignorant people” or with no education. However, the information overload has meant that in the name of faith or science most people have fallen into theories that go from the absurd to the intricate.   Science is not an infallible discourse, its advances […]

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The informal economy and its reactive capacity

The creativity of the Mexican is nothing other than his adaptive instinct for survival. If face masks are needed, look for a sewing machine. If you need gel, look for a homemade recipe to sell it among people you know.   Legal loopholes and inequality encourage that by going out in order to “make a […]

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Value alignment in advertising

Storytelling is still present in advertising stories. Many were based on families and the heroism of social actors, such as doctors or food delivery people. The vulnerability caused by isolation focused on feelings like: companionship, comfort, encouragement, optimism and bonding. However, a critical sector discredited these strategies since they came from products such as junk […]

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The procurement of care and self-care

Diabetes, hypertension and obesity are the most common comorbidities among COVID-19 patients. This generates concerns in the population, as well as a reconsideration of their eating habits and customs.   Family support networks become fractured when the instruction of having as little contact as possible with outsiders is followed (this includes extended family, children and […]

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The digitalization of education

Digitalization of education requires a much longer adaptation process than the one that has been experienced at a forced march. It is not about putting the same content online but to generate totally different dynamics that also require very different conditions from the state of emergency in which they occurred.    Regarding elementary education, digitalization […]

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