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<p>According to some news published on Wednesday, July 6, 2022</p>
<p>Mexico may eliminate DST next year- except parts of some northern states.</p>
<p>"AMLO sends bill to eliminate daylight saving; Mexico to return to ‘God’s time’"<br />https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/amlo-sends-bill-to-eliminate-daylight-saving/</p>
<p>https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexico-president-presents-bill-eliminate-daylight-saving-time-2022-07-05/<br />"Mexico president presents bill to eliminate daylight saving time"</p>
<p><br />"It's likely that the clocks won't change next year in most states"</p>
<p>"The bill only requires a simple majority to pass the federal legislature, meaning that it is likely to become law. <br />With the support of its allies, the ruling Morena party commands a majority in both the lower and upper houses.</p>
<p>Energy Minister Rocío Nahle and Health Minister Jorge Alcocer appeared at the president’s morning press <br />conference on Tuesday to present arguments in favor of getting rid of the twice-a-year time change......<br />.....................<br />However, God’s clock and health worries may not apply in parts of some northern states where clock changes have been <br />synchronized with states in the southern U.S. to facilitate cross-border trade and other connections.<br />Energy Minister Nahle said on Tuesday that there would continue to be exceptions in some northern border municipalities."</p>
<p>Regards,<br />WorldTimeZone.com team</p>
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