Mexico will return to the "God's Clock"

The President of Mexico has introduced a bill to end daylight saving time.Minister of Health

Jorge Alcocer said that Mexico should return to the "God's clock", arguing that setting the clocks back or forward is harmfulpeople's health.

"We need to go back to the standard time, when the sundial coincides with the people's clock, the clock of God," he saidAlcocer.

Economists argue that a return to“Standard Time” could cause problems for Mexico's financial markets as US East Coast markets are far ahead of the clock. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has said he is considering keeping daylight saving time for some of the northern border states.

Recently it became known that the "transparent" smartphone Nothing Phone (1) will not be sold in Mexico and a number of other countries, due to the difficulties of paying for certificates of telecom operators.