How cartels impact international economy | FULL DOCUMENTARY

In Mexico, drug cartels have infiltrated all levels of the local economy and now control major sectors, from agriculture to oil.
Exploiting the corrupt police force and a complicit banking system, they have brought up large swathes of agricultural land, controlling production and prices. This takeover of the world's leading producer of avocados is destabilizing the market. The price of this green gold has gone up by 22%. Today, between 20-30% of all estates have now been taken over by the cartels.
With annual revenue of $6-7 billion, these drug lords seem to benefit from the help of governments, and nothing seems to stop them.
Documentary: Narco Finance - Ep1. The dead end
Directed by: Agnès Gattegno
Production: Zadig Productions
#fulldocumentary #documentary #film #money #finance #newyork #stockexchange #stockmarket #mexico #cartel #drug

[@matik1662]

First Awesome doc!

[@steffshizzle7129]

Very informative documentary, Bravo for the crew

[@neumichel]

dude....old doc....whoever SLICE is its just repurposed content. So ya.. you aint talking to film-makers.

[@keithshuler6703]

Excellent!

[@aracelimorisco4435]

this documentary tore my heart. it's terrible that things like this happen daily. i'm glad you were able to shed light onto these dark features of the world.

[@KevinRicardoGustanLopez.]

Los caballeros templarios de Michoacan Hay gringos que finanza los viagras de los hermanos sierra Santana la familia Michoacana de los hermanos la fresa y el pez cartel de tepalcatepec del Abuelo el Abuelo Farias pues los narcos delincuentes carteles de Michocan en todo Mexico Hay narco finanza pero Jalisco es mucho peor con el loco Mencho.

[@user-uu2dq5xk6s]

Yup all over not only mexico. And things going to get worse. Keep safe👍🏿

[@giveaf9370]

This is great work.. thank you guys for your efforts to inform the world of these significan problems and for showing us the efforts of those who work to reform these conditions.

[@neumichel]

Great work as in re-airing old docs?

[@a.wodehouse2393]

US in A is the biggest drug dealers and kidnappers in this world! Not a good job guys! report on that!😮

[@allfacts19]

Great documentary. I enjoy that you actually translate the Spanish to a different voice rather then putting the words on the screen.

[@aracelimorisco4435]

I agree ! it's a bit easier to enjoy!

[@Pyrrhic537]

I prefer the words on screen as I speak Spanish

[@sagwesttheone]

I feel sad for these poor farmers😢

[@jamaljames2578]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@154g]

U have whatsap

[@israeldiaz9124]

Muy buen reportaje

[@jeffi854]

When you allow constant lawlessness and total corruption what do you expects going to happen to the poor people of Mexico. When everyone within law enforcement and government is totally corrupted and excepting bribes/ money you can expect exactly what you’re getting today and nobody’s safe .

[@richardalexander1036]

You also mean lawlessness like in the US with guns, right? With Congress being corrupted by the NRA and manufacturers of weapons? Yeah, the poor people of the US also pay for that...

[@thensaiswatchingtoo2977]

There is also a connection between international war U.S. directed funding/ supplying.

[@stevemill8959]

No! Criminals sell guns to the cartels

[@DePalma.]

@@rebeccaaldrich3396​​⁠the US govt doesn’t produce nor sell firearms to anybody. This guy has no idea what he’s talking about. The US, like many other countries produces firearms….Mexico does not. Mexicans find ways to get people to buy/import guns for them. Same as if you bought a firearm legally then sold it to your felon neighbor that can’t legally buy one. US business is very prevalent in Mexico & would be more so if there was less armed extortion. The US govt doesn’t sell firearms. But firearms manufacturers sell firearms to the Mexican govt, for police, national guard & military.

[@ThomasHansen-gl7yy]

We have known this for so many years. But government dont dare do anything. All countries needs to send their military.and crush the cartels.

[@chestersabajo5527]

British and Dutch Opium trade also impacted international economy in 19 th and 20th century 😢

[@Egr-et6ar]

Italia mafia existed since the 1500s-1800s and the first Narco State was the UK since the 19th century.

[@joseborjas1516]

What's happening in Texas is what happened in Miami in the 80s

[@stevemill8959]

Yup and Mexico will be Colombia soon enough.

[@Billy55577]

I wonder why they re uploaded a documentary from 2013

[@fernandocortes1187]

39:00 Veracruz! 37:00

[@hopaideia]

The worst thing that can happen to them is not to have to pay a minor fine or much less than the money they are making, the worst thing that can happen to them is to end up in prison and, even more serious, is to be killed, by the cartels or the rival gangs

[@Breal30541]

This is some messed up stuff. Evil evil demons.

[@chobblegobbler2536]

A little deregulation never kild anyone

[@jamesforresternewone4423]

Hello everyone im from Australia

[@CandyCaneOBS]

This is old stuff bro

[@Pyrrhic537]

Terrible scenario. Farmers ( tomatoes, salad, cilantro, limes etc) in Sinaloa are not targeted like this by the cartels and only get killed if they imprudently get involved and mess up.

[@mazklassa9338]

Why are they so savage?

[@KirsyReeds-yj3qj]

Good Morning Fausto...Thanks NYPD

[@karencawthorn3173]

When the Zetas came on the scene it got dirty.

[@hectorelmexican4014]

Corrupt government allows this🤔🤔

[@stevemill8959]

Of course! At every level and the president is the most

[@Riverrundeep]

I hate bullies

[@johnrenaud690]

Why does Kamala Harris always have a runny nose? Pepsi?

[@vadermasktruth]

It's terrible watching a country as it is imploding.

[@DePalma.]

I agree

[@eme232]

Borolas Calderon and La Botarga enough said

[@cale115]

They popped kiko or el huevo in Houston. Not sure which one, but both are trevino’s who ran the cartel del noreste on behalf of their tios, z40 and z42. In the rgv, Houston, San Antonio, and El Paso, many many “cartel” (cartel is an incorrect and misleading term for Mexican OC groups, cali and Medellin were cartels, they controlled the entire market world wide bc of this giant share of production and distribution) higher ups and their families live in the cities mentioned. Same goes for phoenix, San Diego, and LA.

[@tritondriver1]

All the stress in Mexico no wonder people rather escape to America - even for a moment. Americans get upset by police harassment imagine

[@bernard4304]

Imagine having to live in America without doing drugs... What a shitter that would be

[@shannonherman7538]

So the Texas government on tv just said they weren't very hard hit during the 2008 housing crisis because nice mexican families are building communities and top dollar for businesses and Realestate in cash from cartels so the economy better. So you know and building 20 million dollar fortresses. But hey all those types of people are mostly all really hard legit workers right.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@danwoodward3786]

Well let me tell you the people have screwed up big-time

[@shirleylavernerosej.120]

Corporations chemicals do harm hospitals do harm schools do harm & pay less than what they earn or make? This loop 🔁 balance things out.

[@stevemill8959]

Cmon, these places aren’t kidnapping and cutting heads off, burning people alive or moving Chinese poison causing chemical warfare in the us. Stop with your bs

[@miguelangelramirezchavarri3801]

We must not forget that the United States is the main exporter of weapons to the Mexican cartels, so the United States does not act innocent.

[@danwest1584]

Let's not forget the gluttonous consumption of drugs in the US which allows them to buy these guns that fuels this carnage.

[@SG_DesertFoxX97]

Probably your primo or tio smuggling the guns into Mexico.

[@SG_DesertFoxX97]

@@danwest1584at the end of the day the only ones being harmed by cartels are other Mexicans in Mexico. So much for cartels being good guys killing off the evil white man lmfao.

[@SoyTuPrimo361]

Facts

[@user-sd2qg6rd9f]

Ur correct tbh United States is guilty of many bad things we are great at flipping stories around to make us always sound innocent. Mexico corruption many times gets revealed ours is better hidden like Biden

[@OllyF]

Mexico is tearing itself apart and the US are allowing it for their benefit

[@carlosgonzales3352]

That’s why I respect the chapitos bc they don’t mess with the innocent bc they don’t kidnap or extortion bc they have rules there but obviously there’s always someone who will f it up eventually

[@gerardohtx207]

Mamalos puñeton

[@jesse8436]

C'mon dude...don't believe that caca.

[@mrwhatsup71]

Nini would litterally get high and go out at night and killed random ppl that were out to prove his loyalty to the chapitos lol

[@Kaotik199O]

im mexican american, and this makes me ashamed of my people. They do all this violence for the love of money. "The love of money, is the root of all evil" One day these ruthless people will have to kneel before God on judgement day, and answer for their violent and corrupted acts!

[@piglet7943]

I’m also Mexican American and I will NEVER be ashamed of my people. I know human history and know that all nations and races have their evil side. I’d rather be proud of all of the good that the majority of Mexicans do all over the world. 🇲🇽

[@danieln9226]

The American side funnels all the guns and money down South while the Mexican side brings tons(literal tons) of narcos up north. As they say, "We'd like to congratulate drugs for winning the (fake) war on drugs"

[@naeemsaley2197]

But Jesus is going to save all Christian’s . There’s no reckoning for Christians. Didn’t Jesus die for their sins. Make up your mind. 😂🎉😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kaotik199O]

@@naeemsaley2197 Jesus died for ALL of our sins. But if you or I or anyone else keeps sinning then God will see it as if we are playing with him. Its like if someone goes to court and sees a judge. A judge can be lenient the first time, but if one keeps doing the same crime or violation then the judge will simply tell that person, "okay you clearly dont care or want to change your ways, then you will have the maximum punishment for not turning away from doing that violation 🤷‍♂ "

[@danieln9226]

@@naeemsaley2197 I don't care which religion you believe in but NOT A SINGLE book(Quran,Bible, Bhagavad Gita or whatever) has mentioned about talking trash or disrespecting other religions. So if you feel like you're such a devotee to YOUR religion, I suggest you read your holy book again. In case you're an atheist, you have no say in it since nobody trashed you for being an atheist.

[@eddeetz493]

2013 time frame. Imagine 2023 growth. Close the border, scan everything and everyone crossing, charge border security crossing fees both ways, tariff all imports including oil. Mexico will beg for usa help.

[@my1vice]

America is going to regret not building a gigantic wall.... Mark my words.

[@briopalumpus8676]

walls can be jumped or dug under through simple tunnels. its not possible to completly stop immigration. both legal or illegal.

[@DavidLopez-vc2tf]

I hope so. So many illegals here in Texas man!

[@Californiansurfer]

United States gun industry best customer is Cartels Just say no to drugs: “Ronald Regan “

[@franklinrodriguez4472]

Americans can’t leave wt out drugs !!

[@stevemill8959]

Nuke Guadalajara

[@SoyTuPrimo361]

This kind of bussines the years of survival max if you make dead or in jail 15 yrs top 🤔 thats if you make it

[@Ahmat_Sila]

Viva el Seňor de los Gallos alv 🇲🇽‼️

[@TexxasPapi]

The cartel sounds like our US Government

[@stevemill8959]

Please 🙄 our government isn’t lacing coke with Chinese poison to wage a chemical warfare on its people

[@jenskarlsson4744]

Guns from America to Cartels Drugs back to USA !!20 year old news !!

[@Uwilldyeeventually2]

Solution : LEGALIZE ALL DRUGS !!!

[@karencawthorn3173]

I never found my son.

[@infobaseworks2401]

Too bad the Mexican government is unable to do anything about it

[@miguelangelramirezchavarri3801]

If he is capable of doing so, but there are agreements for the progress of the country at the expense of other people.

[@eloymorales1699]

Why always blaming mex government but never USA government? For sending weapons to mex and dea bringing drugs to USA.

[@stevemill8959]

Too bad their president is in bed with them. Give them hugs not slugs 😡😡😡

[@caste90901]

Why not stop illegal drug use and their market? Institute the whipping-post for users and instant execution for dealers.

[@jordanwood183]

This is a bad situation, but without drug cartels, no one would write cool narcos corridos songs for us all to enjoy, singing about their exploits & adventures.

[@shannonherman7538]

Russian and chinese guns just so you know.

[@davemilligan1171]

I'm betting Trump has his hands in their pockets as well....

[@stevemill8959]

He don’t need no f’ing drug money

[@DePalma.]

Lol, Trump the billionaire that told Mexico’s president to send troops to their southern & northern borders or lose aid money? The Trump that had basically sealed the US southern border because he’s tough & illegal immigration was a problem….that guy needs drug money? Please…😂

[@Egr-et6ar]

@@stevemill8959He did when the Mafia was around.

[@Egr-et6ar]

@@DePalma. He sure did need the mobs money. he’d hired mobbed-up firms to erect Trump Tower and his Trump Plaza apartment building in Manhattan, including buying ostensibly overpriced concrete from a company controlled by mafia chieftains Anthony “Fat Tony” Salerno and Paul Castellano. So yeah of course he did to help out the mob get ovėr the cartėls.

[@ronniezhang9455]

Please delete the background music, it is annoying.

[@elmerhart8984]

Are you all of you surprised really .

[@dougtwigg3285]

😂😂😂😂 these documentaries are hilarious. They are nothing but lies. These people that are whistle blowing on the cartels. Are they still alive?