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Off topic, but I noticed UNIDXS on the sign and I was wondering whether that’s a common way to gender-neutral-ify Spanish in Mexico?
I’ve seen it in the US, but only in “Latinx”. I have never seen it in European Spanish, there i usually see “o/a”.
Latinx is a shitty way to try to colonize the language by well-meaning but ultimately ignorant Americans. Using @ is a little more common but frankly “UNIDOS” just makes more sense for the most amount of Spanish speaking people.
In Mexico, I frequently see @. E.g. unid@s.
I love that! It looks like an a and like an o too!