English Report

Cultural differences between England and Mexico

In all the countries along the planet, there are some costumes common to they, but there are also a lot of innumerable differences. This makesvirtually impossible to compare all the countries and all the costumes between, so for don’t make the tale so large, this proyect will manifest just a little portion of the things that make the uniqueculture of Mexico and England.

Government

First of all, we must notice the government. Mexico is a Democratic Republic in which the Executive Power is the president who acts like chief of state andhead of the government, the Legislative Power is represented by the National Congress and the Senate, meanwhile the Supreme Court of Justice is the Judicial Power. Otherwise, England hasn’t been asovereign state since 1707, and nowadays is part of the United Kingdom (form also by Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales). The government is a Parliamentary Monarchy, in where the Executive Power iscomposed by the King/Queen as the chief of state, the prime minister as the head of government, with a great cooperation of the Cabinet. The Legislative Power corresponds to the Bicameral Parliament andthe Judicial Power is characterized by the magistrates' courts.

Religion

After this political class, we’ll go to the other extreme and talk about religion. England has an official religion,called the Church of England, but also has a moderated religious tolerance, being the most popular the Catholic Church, the Methodist Church, the Quakers and the Salvation Army, all of them Christianbelieving. Mexico has free will of religion, being the most popular the Catholic Church followed by the Protestant denominations (mostly Pentecostal). There is also presence of The Church of Jesus Christof Latter-days Saints, Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.

Cuisine

Let’s continue our comparison with the cuisine or gastronomy. Mexican cuisine is appreciating all around the world because the...