Is Taco Bell owned by a Mexican?

In Mexico, Taco Bell is considered an American fast food restaurant. This has led to some controversy in Mexico, as some people believe that Taco Bell is an American fast food restaurant that is illegally operating in Mexico. Others believe that because Taco Bell is a subsidiary of Yum!

Taco Bell is banned in Mexico. The fast food chain has been criticized for its high calorie and sugar content, and for its connection to the American fast food industry. In 2006, the Mexican Congress passed a law prohibiting the sale of American fast food in the country.

Mexico has a long history of prohibition, with the country banning the sale of alcohol in 1920 and cannabis in 1937. Cannabis has been decriminalized in Mexico since 2007, but Taco Bell has not yet been allowed into the country. In February of this year, the Mexican Supreme Court upheld a ban on the Mexican franchise of Taco Bell, ruling that the American fast food chain was not in compliance with food safety regulations.