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Posted: May 30, 2023
Levi, of Visit Mexico USA, and Lopez, consul general of Mexico to NYC, celebrate Cinco De Mayo at NASDAQ bell ceremony
Manhattan, NY Gary Levi, president of Visit Mexico USA, the company exclusively charged with the promotion and marketing of all tourism for the country of Mexico in the United States, joined consul general Jorge Islas Lopez in a ceremonial bell ringing held at the NASDAQ MarketSite.
“It was a great honor to participate with Consul General Lopez on this joyous day when millions around the world remember Cinco de Mayo. It is a glorious time in Mexico and around the world when the Mexican people celebrate their victory against the forces of Napoleon 161 years ago, standing their ground in the town of Puebla. On that day over a century and a half ago, the town of Puebla rang its bells in victory, and today the world celebrates with all of Mexico. We thank NASDAQ for recognizing this special occasion and inviting Visit Mexico USA and the Consul General to participate in the closing bell ceremony,” said Levi
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