Vấn đề Coca-Cola tại Mexico đang nghiêm trọng như thế nào?

How serious is the Coca-Cola problem in Mexico? In San Cristobal de las Casas, a southern Mexican city, a striking paradox lurks. Residents consume an average of over two liters of soft drinks per day, particularly Coca-Cola – an alarming figure compared to the amount of drinking water they have access to. Incredibly, soft drinks seem to be more prevalent than regular drinking water. Mexico is known as the world's highest per capita Coca-Cola consumer, and the consequences of this excessive sugar consumption are claiming the lives of an increasing number of people, primarily due to diabetes. Even more astonishing is that this situation is occurring in Chiapas, a region with abundant rainfall and a dense network of rivers. So why is there such a severe shortage of drinking water?