Viewed as an important figure in Mexican society, mothers are the ones in charge at home. Mother's Day is celebrated in Mexico on May 10 when children and relatives will give gifts such as flowers or electronics, and present a serenade, letter, or poem.
In a survey, the Office of Strategic Communication (GCE) revealed that mothers in the country have a greater influence on the house, so much so that 39.7 percent of respondents said they are holding the reins in the family.
Meanwhile, 37.7 percent said the father calls the shots, 20.3 percent said both . . .
