Mexicans do not have a Thanksgiving holiday in their country. The ones in USA have taken up the habit of eating stuffed turkeys for Thanksgiving.
Mexicans don't celebrate thanksgiving; it is an American-only celebration.
Usually have the family over and eat chicken instead of a turkey while the kids run around
There are many foods the Mexicans eat in the season of Christmas such as tamales. Mexicans also eat Rosca de Reyes.
Mexicans eat beans and rice and burritos and tacos!
mexicans DO NOT eat lizards
Mexicans don't celebrate thanksgiving.Its an American tradition.
They do not celebrate Thanks giving in mexico it is an US and Canadian holiday
Mexicans do not celebrate thanksgiving. But if your American Mexican, then yes, you can celebrate it.
They did not celebrate Thanksgiving.
Mexicans eat about 5 totillas with every meal
they didn't eat clams at the first thanksgiving
If by Thanksgiving you are referring to a holiday (or even a specific date) to commemorate some special event that Mexicans in general are thankful for, then the answer is no. Some regions or towns, where agriculture is a relevant economical activity, have festivities related to the harvest disguised as religious celebration. I'm not very versed in the catholic religion, but seems to me that every rural region has it's own "Santo Patrono" (saint) which is believed to have a special influence in the agricultural matters.