Mexico

Es una buena moto. Pero la historia que te están contando tiene un hoyo del tamaño de la India entera.

Confiable, predecible, sin drama. Y eso, con el tiempo, se vuelve exactamente el problema.

El mejor motor Honda en México era de Hero. Ya no está. Ahora quedan las imitaciones.

Versión en español: Leer este post en español → Querétaro is not where the party is. It’s the guy selling side salads outside the main taqueria. Not a single match will be played here. Games are in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. What Querétaro gets is a national team that trains at La Loma, sleeps in Jurica, and goes to play somewhere else. For that privilege, the local government already signed the FIFA Team Base Camp Host Agreement — including replacing the training field’s grass with natural turf to FIFA specifications: a million dollars minimum, paid by the local government. Plus road upgrades. Plus security. Plus aesthetics. All so the boxer can go fight in Guadalajara. ...

Versión en español: Leer este post en español → Some corporate decisions remind you that an expensive suit and a manager’s salary don’t prevent anyone from doing something incredibly stupid. This is one of those stories. It was 2018 when I saw the news: Banco KEB Hana Mexico was coming to the country. One of the largest banks in South Korea, expanding operations. I did what any person with basic business instinct does: I went and bought the domains. kebhana.mx and kebhana.com.mx. A few minutes, a few pesos. A ridiculously small investment for what it represented. ...

Versión en inglés: Read this post in English → Hay decisiones corporativas que te recuerdan que un traje caro y un salario de gerente no le quitan a nadie la capacidad de hacer el ridículo. Esta es una de esas. Corría 2018 cuando vi la noticia: Banco KEB Hana México llegaba al país. Uno de los bancos más grandes de Corea del Sur, expandiendo operaciones. Hice lo que cualquier persona con instinto básico hace: fui a comprar los dominios. kebhana.mx y kebhana.com.mx. Unos minutos, unos cuantos pesos. Inversión ridícula para lo que representaba. ...

Versión en español: Leer este post en español → While you read this on your phone, you just paid $37 pesos for every gigabyte you consume. In Colombia they pay $3.40 pesos. In Peru, $7.65. In Uruguay, $4.76. You, $37 pesos. This isn’t a coincidence. It’s the result of a series of political decisions that began in 2018 and ended in October 2025 with the extinction of Mexico’s Federal Telecommunications Institute. ...

Versión en español: Leer este post en español → Why the world’s largest Indian motorcycle brand is dying in Mexico while thriving in Colombia 🔴 UPDATE: Did Hero wake up, or are these a drowning man’s last kicks? Someone read the autopsy and didn’t like seeing themselves in the coffin. I received unofficial information about what would be the “rescue plan”: The “India Command” in México: Hero is going to send its own supervisors directly to “Ensamblika’s” assembly lines. The diagnosis made here — good engine, second-rate assembly — apparently reached the people at the top. The problem, they say, is that in those plants they’re experts in 1980s technology: if the bike isn’t carbureted and can’t be fixed with a hammer and a generic CDI, the guys panic. Sending babysitters from New Delhi to oversee the electronics and ABS is their last resort to make sure motorcycles don’t leave the factory broken. ...

Por que la marca india mas grande del mundo esta agonizando en Mexico mientras triunfa en Colombia