How Mexico is creating its own Panama Canal

[@CaspianReport]

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[@randomguy7175]

Some US president like Trump will merge Mexico once Mexico becomes a developed country.. Just like Canada 😅

[@savagesurpreme7856]

Not gonna happen Mexico would have to radically change

[@ydanoch]

I saw some bad reviews about this growth school

[@davidmgilbreath]

Now looking if there’s a similar report on Canada.

[@ChristopherRucinski]

Be very careful with Growth School. They might be ... 🚩 s k e t c h y 🚩

[@kaiying74]

Big love to my Mexican bros & sisters from Scotland.

[@Pilgrim-w3b]

Ahh! So that's where Mexicans come from

[@Hvllow99]

Last two Forza horizon games were in scotland & mexico. Idk why i thought of this

[@flicmydik]

Is scotland an English state or is it a territory like Porto Rico?

[@vincentkeller4725]

Get to steppin!

[@tacorevenge87]

Greetings from a Mexican mate. Love to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@explainingpolitics]

I work in semiconductor industry in Arizona and I can tell you that Mexico has a bright future in that field

[@jimmytimmy3680]

Nvidia will open a stare of the art AI chip making factory in Jalisco, Mexico.

[@pygmalioninvenus6057]

why?

[@Roberto-l3y]

yo pense que que tendriamos una empresa nacional.

[@Roberto-l3y]

@@jimmytimmy3680 que no era una simple ensambladora asi dijo claudia sheimbaum

[@explainingpolitics]

@ i think Japan and Mexico could team up in a very productive way.

[@redspec01]

I gotta say, the people from Mexico (or heritage from Mexico) that I have met are all amazing people, and I wish them and their country the best!

[@Jsc88.]

I am a Mexican civil engineer. The corridor IS NOT COMPETITION TO PANAMA, it is to provide services to the new industrial zones of Mexico. USA and Canada will have access, but it is not open to international trade. The GDP of Mex is incorrect btw, thnk you for the video.

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@emisociedadanonima]

interesting, greetings to mex from ger :)

[@lchpdmq]

Yeah, a rail is nowhere near comparable to sea freight, clickbait title

[@juanpatricio9841]

The gdp is correct, as for the per capita, was measured in GDP PP

[@mketze]

@@Jsc88. hey bro I have a question for you if you don’t mind since you are a civil engineer in Mexico, I live in northern Mexico near the border in Matamoros and when I travel to Monterey by car, can you help me understand why the fuck the paid highway cost approximately $40 just to drive one way on the highway for 2 hours to Monterrey? With it costing that much it is essentially prevents 90% of normal typical Mexican Mexicans from even being able to access and use the highway … because it is equal in average than most Mexicans make per day in salary… what is the point of that or how does that work? If it is a government project then why do Mexicans have to pay for it but the large majority of them can’t even afford to use the roads after they’re built?

[@orboakin8074]

As a Nigerian, i have massive respect for Mexico and its people and i hope my country can emulate their growing success. Despite their issues, they manage to use their strengths to keep improving their nation. Proximity to the USA, rapidly industrializing, a good and healthy population demographic, development of stable institutions, improving infrastructure (they can supply electricity for a whole day) and good geopolitical diplomacy with the USA and other countries etc. they still have more to do but they are definitely improving rapidly 👏👏

[@OmarOsman98]

Nigeria will never accomplish anything

[@orboakin8074]

@OmarOsman98 I dunno🤣 They said the same about Mexico, Singapore, China, Poland and others😂 So, yeah. Keep saying while the rest of us keep struggling and doing

[@dargondude2375]

@@OmarOsman98quit being such a hating ass nancy

[@dargondude2375]

@@OmarOsman98quit being such a hating ass nancy

[@finestrellacaustica]

​@@OmarOsman98 Neither will you. Who cares?

[@nealrigga6969]

Not gonna lie, it is crazy how Mexico has two bordering states where one is like France and the other is like Bangladesh. That disparity is insane

[@Tanaka1943]

It's almost like Spain 🇪🇸

[@GermanConquistador08]

Look at Alabama and Florida.

[@johng.2220]

France is becoming more like Bangladesh nowadays

[@jstantongood5474]

same in India same in Russia same in Philippines same in Columbia. Mexico is close to the Historic norm of the past 1000 years and close to the global norm. Mexican regional economic disparity is not strange, it is the US that is strange and outside the historic norm.

[@jstantongood5474]

​@johng.2220 Well. In that ring around Paris and Marseilles, you're correct.

[@tomascastillo4676]

México has the most privileged location on earth. Near the US and betweeen Europe, Asia and Southamerica... Massive natural resources, land and a young hard working population. Good things will happen very soon.😊

[@FerSpada]

Young 😅 I'm 38 bro I'm near to dead

[@Truelat]

@@FerSpada The average age population in Mexico is 29, in the US is 38.2, and in China is 39. Now, who is old?

[@JorgeOrpinel]

Mexico's new corridor DOES NOT intend to compete with Panama. Firstly, there is more than enough demand for several interoceanic routes. But most importantly, Mexico is aiming to industrialize the south of the country with massive industrial parks (which you only get to around 10:50) to transform materials that reach one coast into value added goods shipped on the other side (or by land into the US/Canada).

[@dannyk847]

The main reason for the tren maya. Bunch of dummies think is to for the gringos, it's primarily built to industrialize and transport and more importantly- cheap labour

[@dVector13]

Intentions dont matter, because this corridor will compete with the canal as a nearby mode of goods transportation. Even if there is plenty of demand, this corridor will still get shares that may otherwise have gone to the canal.

[@CaspianReport]

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[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

It will be the cartel canal. I think we should take canal back and then make it bigger

[@FischerNilsA]

Are you high or something? Of course any method of trans-oceanic goods transport stands in direct competition to one another. Yes, there is enough demand for four channels. That doesnt mean another mass transport option does no impact on existing streams of goods. Are you aware of turkeys channel offering an alternative route beside the dardanelles? Not even finished, but already maxed out for years post-opening. At three times the price of a dardanelle crossing.

[@pocki892]

Campeches GDP is artificially inflated by all the oil production which is going on there. Living standards overall aren't that much higher than in states next door.

[@ajz295]

Yeah. Also Campeche has been in recession for like 10 years, and is very reliant on oil for the economy of the state

[@AlanDeAnda1]

@@ajz295 Artificialmente? El PIB es un cálculo matemático, amiguito. Infladas las de Maribel Guardia.

[@Moreau121]

Good to know. Thank you.

[@alfredoalfaro5000]

Sure buddy. Just as US economy is “artificially inflated” by Tech and China’s by manufacturing.

[@mrroboto1158]

@@alfredoalfaro5000 "Let me tell you about your country"

[@erenaygun4157]

Much love to Mexico all the way from Türkiye! Wanna visit one day 🇹🇷🖤🇲🇽 🥙🖤🌮

[@ferrjuan]

Thanks much appreciated I too love Türkiye 🇹🇷 it’s on top of my list to visit its people and historic sites! 🇲🇽 ❤ 🇹🇷

[@santialtamirano8621]

Eres bienvenido ! You are more than welcome!

[@tomascastillo4676]

Saludos a Turquía

[@ellemars2293]

I had the pleasure of visiting Turquia, you have a beautiful country, full of rich culture and history, I found the food to be a little similar to ours and the people are welcoming and friendly. Hope you visit soon, so you can fall in love with my country as I did with yours.

[@frenchnavy1]

The massive infrastructure being built in Mexico in every corner of the country is astounding.. from seaports to airports, from high speed trains to entire road networks, from skyscrapers to naval bases. By 2030 Mexico is going to show the world that Hollywood movies where they show a dusty Mexico with people riding horses are just a fantasy.

[@mathhhgame]

Is true. Mexico Is bulding raíl roads and highways. Airports a mega refinery. Etc. Mexico and china head to head

[@cesar.m.ibarra]

Well, no need to wait until 2030. Anyone coming to Mexico can witness the real country which has never been as Hollywood. On the other hand, progress is far from optimistic. We are currently understand the rule of a narcostate with no real interest in fighting violence and corruption but in strenghtening its power

[@mathhhgame]

@ narco estate?? The party PRI. And the party PAN. Are only narco in the politics. Garcia Luna secretary of state with Felipe calderon alias “borolas”.

[@cesar.m.ibarra]

@mathhhgame all the same... thinking that a party made out of former PRI and PAN members and whose founder spent more time in Badiraguato than in disaster zones is... naive, to say the least.

[@Truelat]

Not to mention Hollywood's use of yellow filters in its pictures.

[@zeta4395]

“living standards” and the map may be a bit misleading. In Campeche for example, the average person is fully experiencing impoverishment, whilst just a few people enjoy the wealth of the booming oil industry there. These inflated numbers portray a very different picture from the real situation on the ground unfortunately… The wealth disparity remains indeed one of the biggest issues allround.

[@jmass4207]

Nevermind that you don’t just point out there is disparity between vastly different geographic areas and decide that it is ‘unfair’. Read Thomas Sowell people.

[@philosophicalprovocations]

I lived almost a year in the mountain town of Chiapas, San Cristobal de las Casas. Certainly, other parts of Chiapas are poorer, but I found it one of the most beautiful places to live in Mexico or the U.S. for that matter. The fantastic climate, the natural setting, brisk clean air, fresh food, chocolate, coffee, hiking, rich cultural heritage, incredibly cosmopolitan considering how remote the town is from anywhere, there is a vibrant mix of both indigenous and international youth culture, German, French, Italian, Russian etc. along with several native languages you hear spoken in the main street,... all this with one of the lowest costs of living of any town with comparable attractions. The quality of life... well I may return to settle there having surveyed other parts of Mexico and the U.S.

[@SamuelClemente7718]

Here in the USA, 70% of us live paycheck to paycheck ..

[@mketze]

in northern mexico (neuvo Leon/ Tamps. ) , not so much. I live in North Tamps. its actually crazy to see and experience the type of wealth that is in Monterrey. its a fucking full blown metropolitan first world smart city. only the streets needs more infrastructure growth.

[@AIManifesto]

Also Campeche has many indigenous people who CHOOSE not to participate in the capitalist rat race and live traditionally AND don’t want it near their homes. While some indigenous people do NOW want it, especially the younger generation who want to change. They trust the new government more so now with their projects than previous governments who would screw them over.

[@MexicanNamedBrandon]

I wish one day Americans will stop buying drugs from cartels 😢

[@ArthurPerales-ws6hf]

😊😊😊😊

[@WUMA-WattsUp]

All North Americans need to do is stop using drugs and it'll be Game Over.

[@tedgaeta]

Americans buy drugs from Americans not Mexican cartels

[@alarhu]

I work for a multinational IT consulting company. Several similar firms operate in Mexico, all capitalizing on nearshore opportunities. One of them is a privately owned Mexican company with a globally skilled workforce of ~20k employees and 40+ years of experience in IT, consulting, and BPO services. Fierce competition and low English proficiency pose significant risks, potentially costing these multinationals and their clients millions of dollars. Hundreds of Indians and English-speaking South Americans are relocating to Mexico on a monthly basis, attracted by its higher living standards compared to their home countries. This is despite Mexico's negative press and ongoing security challenges- that are shared with and arguably influenced by the US

[@DDDothager]

As an American, I would like to see Mexico prosper.

[@GamingHarry]

You can start by returning the other half of Mexico's territory you Americans so unjustly (and unashamedly) took 😇

[@noeminoemi1350]

@@Gomtu Mexico has a huge tourism industry. also cartels thrive because of the huge demand from up north. You are just one of those prejudiced American. Racism and prejudice are engraved in Americans.

[@altdispo]

me too. that way all the ones over here and their children can leave back to where they belong

[@TerryTurner]

Indeed!😎👍

[@mikitz]

The problem with that is that you would soon run out of cheap low-skill labor.

[@cabigailss25]

Fun fact: The mexican revolution leader (which led to dismantling the interoceanic corridor) received fundings by the US

[@quartermaster1976]

There was no revolutionary leader they've all been US puppets.

[@sergeigen1]

the US involved in destabilizing a ragion so they can profit from it ? no way! never!

[@codniggh1139]

I was going to say the same, indeed, not only him but all parts when the many factions arose. And it’s funny how nationalists venérate them. The main thing of that revolution was to thwart the Mexican corridor , and even take the istmo, but at the end Colombia fell and got divided and they had their canal. The us wouldn’t allow anyone’s to have that power specially in those years

[@Eevcee]

Are we going to pretend the dictator that didn’t want to step down and huge inequality had nothing to do with it?

[@ada-boy]

Who was that?

[@LazyAdventurer101]

Wish all Mexicans good luck and prosperity.

[@hamzamahmood9565]

*Cartels have entered the chat*

[@theScotian24]

Thats been the "wish" for decades...Instead they remain a huge burden on the rest of this continent. F Mexico.

[@clownphabetstrongwoman7305]

@@hamzamahmood9565cartels are there because of the northern country’s huge appetite for drugs. Some of the cartels are even backed by the CIA.

[@ChristianDoretti]

First it was good luck Japan, then China, now Mexico 😹

[@P71ScrewHead]

Thank you, God bless you as well..

[@cocofashosho]

Soy de Tejas y siempre me encanta ver a México prosperar 🫶🏼

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@bababababababa6124]

Well done to Mexico from a Nigerian 🇳🇬🇲🇽, I hope my country can replicate this.

[@ausniannative3055]

It won’t

[@Sneakyturtle18]

Nigeria isnt even close to Mexico in any metric

[@bababababababa6124]

@@Sneakyturtle18did I say it was? What’s the point of this reply, I clearly didn’t say that.

[@mnm5165]

@@ausniannative3055you probably couldn’t even point to an African country on a map, yet you talk as if you know everything 😂 any country has the opportunity to develop

[@bababababababa6124]

@@emikominaI congratulate your country on your successes and these are the responses we get in return. Maybe I should take it back

[@7054irvin]

Great video, glad to see Mexico finally rising!

[@PinoyBio]

Congratulations to the Mexican people 🎉

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@Marco2024cln]

No, this is a clickbait video, we are worse than ever.

[@eliezermartinez1565]

Listen to Marco^^

[@georgejohnson5478]

VIVA MEXICO A COUNTRY THAT MADE A STAND AGAINST SLAVERY🏜

[@jimmytimmy3680]

That's why the US stole Texas from Mexico

[@geraldarnoult]

And had the first black president Vicente Guerrero was elected as Mexico's first Black president in 1829. He was a military leader and statesman who fought for Mexico's independence from Spain.

[@SteveW-uz2tk]

Mexico has so much untapped potential. It’s like a ticking time-bomb of prosperity just waiting to go off. If they could just get control of the cartels, I cannot even imagine what Mexico could be. One item of note most would be surprised to know: In manufacturing, the labor force is something like 4x more skilled than Chinese factory workers. Mexico could replace China as the world’s manufacturing hub.

[@ethirium4389]

If only the US would stop selling guns to the cartels, that would make our job way easier.... But the US won't even admit it....

[@gladlawson61]

It's problem is the cartels. It's why Trump isn't talking about mexico as the 51st state

[@jimmytimmy3680]

US consumers 😂😂😂

[@SteveW-uz2tk]

@@jimmytimmy3680 huh

[@ieaatclams]

Sadly, the middle income trap is a cultural issue

[@Tha_Pencil]

More Mexico videos please

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@503.00]

was just in Mexico, looks amazing!

[@kokotheclown2588]

Some may not like Morena I get that they have issues but you can't deny AMLO and now Claudia's impact on Mexico they handled it and have changed Mexico into a prosperous country with their ambition, drive, and anti-corrupt policies have changed Mexico a lot and it seems Mexico has become more mainstream lately many finally see the positive changes in Mexico and the government has invested a ton in new roads, trains, and social programs to inspire and help the new generation of Mexicans I'm proud of Mexico new changes soon to become the Japan of the south something the USA didn't want but now need more than ever before since the world and its rules have changed

[@ieaatclams]

What are you talking about? Amlo and sheinbaum are the cartels. Everyone who was actually anti corruption got assassinated by the cartels

[@sociedadnortena9514]

No AMLO is not that great. Peña was better tbh

[@kokotheclown2588]

@ Sorry brother but Peña was a horrible president

[@sociedadnortena9514]

@@kokotheclown2588 He really wasn’t tho. Mexico was less bad during his time.

[@kokotheclown2588]

@@sociedadnortena9514 No man it was and was worse during the Calderon regime he still needs to be convicted

[@mirandapillsbury7885]

you didnt evne mention how a prosporous Mexico could also solve America's border and migration issue. If Mexico becomes more of an attractive location than central and southern american migration would likely halt at Mexico instead of going north and then Mexico would attempt to reinforce its own borders at the south so mass migrations would begins to slow down significantly at the central american- mexico border area instead of it slowing down and stopping more north within mexico and southern US. It's a win win solution for that issue too

[@FiredAndIced]

Nope, there are still vulnerabilities that Mexico must solve, and no American intervention (save for a global acquiescence for American interference in squashing fringe militants and drug kingpins) will resolve Mexico's fragmented political structure (federalism, where states have *more power* than central government). If there are no economic successes replicated across the United Mexican States (yes, it's literally called that officially, _Estados Unidos Mexicanos_ ), it's like having an active white-power insurgency in Alabama, whose group ultimately wants only *white people to be in power for the entire world* . A similar insurgent in Mexico will want to be like that, too.

[@joeruiz4010]

Mexico has pretty tough immigration laws. Mexico will tighten them up further as the country becomes a migration destination, economically. They're a much more Nationalistic Society than the USA.

[@flyingfox707b]

Did

[@djvosjfkvcricicis595]

Like, its a video about mexico, not us

[@joela.4058]

What you speak of already started happening almost 10 years ago. Mexicans in general aren’t the ones crossing anymore it’s Central Americans and others from around the world. In places like Mexico City there’s mass migration FROM the US. It’s reversed flow and causing massive gentrification

[@aarondemiri486]

Sounds wonderful, hopefully this will lead to a more prosperous future for Mexico.

[@taterkaze9428]

Not mentioned: the relationship between low-income states and mountainous terrain. Geography has a massive impact on economic development. WVa. or eastern Ky. are examples.

[@quartermaster1976]

The lack of 💧 water in the north.

[@shachishdoctor5788]

“Sometimes the best way to deal with problems is by getting rich” - wisest thing I heard on YT today😂

[@bigredracingdog466]

At some point soon Mexico is going to need to solve its cartel problem once and for all.

[@piedrablanca1942]

if only gringos would stop snorting so much drugs

[@jebbo-c1l]

it wont be solved until Americans stop using drugs, so never

[@tikusjauuuwa7731]

It will only happen once US stops printing dollars as if there's no tomorrow, draining the value of other countries’ currencies to support its hawkish policies

[@jimmytimmy3680]

As soon as US stops consuming and fixes their society.

[@jimmytimmy3680]

US junkies

[@FEdeRioBravo]

The Battle of Salina Cruz was a conflict that took place in 1905 near the port of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, between the 7th Division of the United States Pacific and the 4th Mexican artillery regiment. The battle was the result of the United States' interest in building a canal across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec to reduce the cost of transporting goods between coasts. Manuel Mondragón canyon stopped the US navy in it's tracks.

[@moic9704]

That battle is a myth

[@amonferrari]

Props for shirvan for nailing pronunciations like nobody! Love from brazil!

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

Yep!! As a Mexican, i take my hat off anytime a foreigner pronounces native names accurately. Especially the toponyms coming from Nahuatl (the Aztecs' langugae), I know they're tricky for people who didn't grow up hearing them all around - and he nailed them!!! impressive

[@amonferrari]

@ exactly! Shirvan did the same excellent job on the brazil episode

[@Lemard77]

I'm sorry to say it's an AI voice

[@ph11p3540]

Money does not buy happiness but it sure buys your way out of a lot of unhappy situations. Money unlocks so many of life's tools of living.

[@TheMobile1972]

I have always heard money can't solve all your problems but it can damn sure help smooth it over.

[@GHST995]

Mexican cuisine should be listed #1!

[@jimmytimmy3680]

UNESCO Human World Heritage. MEXICO Culture and Food. 🇲🇽 💪

[@zodd0001]

Good luck Mexico !

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@OR-_-147]

All in on the mexican century 🇲🇽

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@lorettacaputo6997]

So, someday there may be American citizens swimming across the Rio Grande?

[@saratov99]

:)

[@ArcAngelDeeznuts]

That would be funny, imagine a cyberpunk 2077 like future but mexican themed. With americans crossing the rio grande to go to mexican night city

[@franbalcal]

tbh that already happened when americans were illegally settling in Texas and some other places back when these belonged to mexico.

[@benqurayza7872]

Some Americans (Anglos!) in the border areas live in Mexico and commute to US jobs! Also, there have long been US retirement communities in Mexico.

[@Kinghassz]

@@benqurayza7872Andy Deufray lives in Mexico, and his freind Red.

[@valdo4902]

VIDEO STARTS AT 3:54

[@har8397]

Not all heros save cats

[@adrianisbetter8182]

Seems like the wealth disparity problem in mexico needs to be addressed, and somehow the US is on its heels and we don't see it as a problem.

[@albertomilagros2382]

The problem is corruption, and no politician wants to adress the issue

[@jimmytimmy3680]

​@@albertomilagros2382Legalize it like in the US: Lobbying😂😂😂

[@bccsivxx-xxivvii]

0:48 wealth doesn't trickle down anywhere.

[@Halcon_Sierreno]

It's time for Mexico to become the giant it was always meant to be. 💪🇲🇽

[@joela.4058]

Another fantastic video with new information from caspian report

[@gdnh]

17 minute video uploaded 2 minutes ago and people disagreeing already 😂

[@lordofvurgun187]

Because people hate him for stating facts, lol

[@Alex-ee5pl]

Maybe you've never seen Mexico. I live on the border. It's a trash heap down there

[@Creeper_bob]

I can say its a double edge sword due to politics and internal turmoil, and yes i have been in méxico traveling each year to meet family in michoacan and yes their state is on the poverty line but since our aid in the north we are able to support the rest of our family, ive been there 6 trips per year and stayed 1 month each trip learning about the culture and politics of what could of happened to me if my parents stayed rather than go up north.​ @Alex-ee5pl

[@JD..........]

People like to complain and whine.

[@jamesnapper2876]

@@JD.......... that they do

[@VillaOfOrmen]

According to my University Professor in Boston, Mexico’s GDP will surpass Brazil’s soon.

[@Dylan-fe2mp]

Interesting. Did he provide any arguments for that statement? I'm from Mexico.

[@jimmytimmy3680]

Ephemeral. Brazil is larger in size, resources and people. Mexico and Brazil have aleays been and will be the biggest economies of Latinoamerica

[@brian_be_flyin]

@@jimmytimmy3680but Mexico is doing it with half of Brazil’s population

[@jimmytimmy3680]

@@brian_be_flyin look at 2050 projections.

[@Ballistic-vn6em]

Mexico economy is already slowing down, growing only over 1% this year. Brazil grew 3,5% in 2024. That's just not happening, I'm sorry.

[@humbertocastro6483]

Even if Mexicos corridor takes 15 hours to load and unload cargo compared to panamas canal 8 bours, Mexicos corridor would be way faster to get to the US, just because of the simple fact that mexicos corridor is way closer to the US than panamas canal, goods coming from asia and europe by ship would travel hundreds of miles less because mexicos corridor is way closer to the US, making tbe trip to the US way faster and cheaper. Just look at the map...

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

It's surprising that route like this wasn't developed decades ago. By the 1970s East Asia was already an export hub its not like its a new occurrence.

[@humbertocastro6483]

@indiekiddrugpatrol3117 Mexico had a corridor back in the 1920's even before panamas canal was constructed but failed because of the mexican revolution among other factors.

[@Eevcee]

Somehow I think the US was going to make sure the Panama Canal had no competition 😂 Especially after the huge investment they made to construct it

[@twinturboinfinitiq60az]

Mexico has long been a sleeping giant for manufacturing. Ford has long had a plant in Sonora Mx. now making Broncos and Mavericks that I see daily being transported on 18-wheeler car haulers on Interstate-19 in southern Arizona. Now Chinese companies have moved into Mexico to get around tariffs. I’m in the furniture industry and Chinese furniture upholstery manufacturer Cheers/Manwah built a plant in Monterrey Mx in 2022. This vertically integrated plant is 1 million sq feet in its first phase with plans to increase to plant to 2.5 million sq feet. It employs over 4 thousand workers and has on site dormitories for employees. Mexico is going to be an economic and manufacturing monster. This rise in prosperity will keep money in the western hemisphere and raise people’s living conditions.

[@jodylowe8476]

Viva Mexico. I thought it was always insane that the US would offshore all its manufacturing to China when we have Mexico and South American right next door. Greed is the only answer.

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@cakapcakep241]

Mexico and South America's politics were not stable and the gang pretty much cause any foreign investor to invest elsewhere. China were cheap and safe so they prefer to invest there.

[@blazoraptor3392]

US didnt just trade with latinamerica in the 20th century, they exploited us as a result of their decades-long destabilization

[@paulallen2680]

I think it was to improve relations to break the Sinno-Russia relationship and in hopes that china would become more western leaning. On top of the economic benefits

[@jodylowe8476]

@@paulallen2680 Nope, the answer is greed.

[@MrThirstysuperior]

They should be 1st world state long time ago, they close to the US they have the drive basically workaholics, they have the population and great climate for agriculture and tourism as much as i respect Mexico and their drive to work they have serous issues with corruption and Cartels get rid of at least one of these then we will see.

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

Their proximity to the US can be a curse the Cartels are proof of that.

[@jimmytimmy3680]

As soon as you stop buying it.

[@samuelmorales2344]

@@jimmytimmy3680 Drug users are victims. Drug sellers are evil.

[@stevenperez3107]

Sure USA needs to stop supplying illegal guns to Mexican Cartels stop consuming cartel drugs which are supplied by Chinese Cartels sending fentynal precursor drugs that would help don't you think 🤔

[@rich4469]

Mexico becoming "Canada South" has always been the US's best bet for a secure southern border.

[@OmarOsman98]

Nah it’s not

[@Nozylatten]

By giving the cartels and gangs more economy to infiltrate and steal. Yeah makes sense. 😮

[@kameronjones7139]

​@@OmarOsman98"nuh uh"

[@Creeper_bob]

I can say its was a double edge sword, but since global powers or primary powers are losing their status, I can see México becoming a continental power over the years. If they play their cards right.

[@reaperz5677]

​​@@OmarOsman98 It is. People from Mexico won't immigrate anymore if they live a rich life. After all, why move countries if you have all you need to live a good life at home? "But what about people from other countries that just fly to Mexico and THEN immigrate to the U.S.???!!" Did you know that Canada has this issue, too? Yet people never seem to bitch about it as much as the Mexican border being "insecure". Point is, Mexico's border being in the same position as Canada's border would at least be an improvement. And a militerized North Korean DMZ-style border being the only alternative isn't "better".

[@adrianodevon777]

I think Mexico has the best geography on the planet

[@ivanleon6164]

one of the key elements of this corridor is that final good are not needed to arrive in one side, is possible that only material and the corridor can have manufacture plants so, you can receive the resources in one side and a final product can go in the other side, this can make things go even faster and cheaper that in Panama canal strategy.

[@mikexstad1121]

Always rooting for mexico❤ (except in football 😂) 🇺🇸🇲🇽

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@emisociedadanonima]

wait there is an american team?

[@emprendedorlatino685]

​​@@emisociedadanonimaAmerican football I call it handball!😅99.99 of the time they hold the ball with their hand😂 and you guys call it football?

[@sirkelvinton3693]

That last line at the end is so true " Sometimes the best way to deal with problems is by getting rich."

[@ninjareflex]

- Jordan Belfort

[@andreww4898]

Hope it comes to reality. Mexico must build its infrastructure and maintain it well.

[@mketze]

this. yes, mexicos #1 problem upcoming will be improving thier big citys infrastructures. they already have very nice (but expensive) federal highways. Monterrey is an absoluteley stunning city and the amount of wealth there is comparable to American citys of equal population.

[@hollandfamilyadventure]

This is much needed and long over do

[@DebraGutkowski]

That's a beautiful idea as an American I want Mexico to better it's self. Plz get your country up to date GO Mexico

[@0fficialdregs]

I would donate my American dollar to see Mexi-co achieve this goal!! Viva Mexi-co

[@piedrablanca1942]

que viva Mexico! y que viva Latinoamérica! dejemos de consumir tanta basura gringa y consumamos nuestro productos Latinos para enriqucernos y no mandar nuestra plata a extranjeros

[@brian_be_flyin]

The Mexican corridor gives Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida access to the Pacific Ocean. Heck, the entire Mississippi River valley (up through Ohio and the Great Lakes can have access to the pacific through Mexico. 👀

[@danielluna6997]

New state maybe?

[@Dylan-fe2mp]

I am Mexican and I must make a clarification about what you mentioned about the GDP per capita of Campeche. It has a high GDP per capita because oil activity represents a large part of its economy (80% of its GDP) and its exports are almost entirely oil-based (90%). This supposed wealth is not reflected in the people or their infrastructure, unless you have a position in the corrupt state-owned company Pemex, you are practically the same as the state of Chiapas. It is worth mentioning that Pemex mostly operates with debt and losses. Due to the great nepotism that exists in the left-wing government of AMLO, who Sheinbaum is only an imitation of him in his government. Not just anyone enters Pemex with large salaries and benefits, only if you have a family member or friend in a union position. They do not allow competition by law. A big problem for my country. The most developed and wealthy state in the country is actually Nuevo León, more specifically Monterrey and its surrounding areas such as San Pedro Garza García and specific areas of Mexico City such as Polanco, Santa Fe, Bosques de las Lomas, etc.

[@eliezermartinez1565]

Yeah but you go outside of city limits and it's a whole different situation. All other surrounding towns have been abandoned by the state government and are controlled by the cartels.

[@Rogelio_Inzunza]

Hear, hear! Words spoken by one of those that yearns for the days when the ideology called Neoliberalism ruled the day, and Mexico was Switzerland. El Financiero (by absolutely no means a lover of neither Lopez Obrador, nor Sheinbaum), 100 days into her Presidency, released its latest poll, showing her approval rating at *78%* , which October and November were 70% and 69%, respectively; see, The People of Mexico approve by nearly 8/10 of how things are being done, even if the Oligarchs, who used to think that the country belonged to _them_ clench their teeth in anger and frustration. Shared prosperity is what’s afoot. AMLO pulled several MILLIONS out of poverty, and it’s not I saying do, it is the World Bank. Even if it causes indigestion to more than one, the grassroots social movement founded by Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador will dominate Mexican politics for decades to come, because it has the legitimacy that only The People (read: the Oligarchy is excluded from the classification) can give it.

[@Dylan-fe2mp]

​@@Rogelio_Inzunza Supongo que hablas español. Lo que cometes es una falacia ad populum referente a su aprobación. Siguiendo tu lógica, Milei en Argentina siendo de una ideología contraria a la tuya y de Sheinbaum, me dirás que está haciendo un buen gobierno simplemente por tener una alta aprobación? Qué ignorancia. Me valen verga los "oligarcas" como tú les dices, ya sean del PAN o PRI. También son corruptos como tu presidente AMLO y Sheinbaum, que ahora ellos son los que piensan que el país les pertenece. Y si tienen votos es por las transferencias por medio de becas y pensiones en las cuales AMLO les puso su nombre como "ayudas del bienestar" y el país es un iletrado económicamente hablando. Sólo es una compra masiva de votos para tener feliz a gente ignorante como tú. Pero en poco tiempo veras (si es que no eres necio) que esta no es la manera de administrar de la mejor manera posible los recursos. Me dirás que una refinería, un tren (tren maya) y un aeropuerto que parecen central camionera llamado AIFA es buena idea que lo construya el ejercito de manera opaca? Es más, ni si quiera son rentables. Si la pobreza bajó fue por las transferencias, sí, pero no significa que sea sostenible. Los ahorros de los gobiernos "neoliberales" como tú dices se acabaron. Ahora toca financiar con deuda. Pan para hoy, hambre para mañana, como en los 70's.

[@Dylan-fe2mp]

@@Rogelio_Inzunza Supongo hablas español. Lo que estás cometiendo es una falacia ad populum. Bajo el mismo argumento me estás diciendo que Milei de Argentina, que es de ideología contraría a AMLO y Sheinbaum está haciendo bien su trabajo. Me importa nada lo de los "oligarcas" como tú les dices, ya sean del PAN o PRI. También son corruptos como AMLO y Sheinbaum, que ahora ellos son los que piensan que el país les pertenece. Y si tienen votos es por las transferencias por medio de becas y pensiones en las cuales AMLO les puso su nombre como "ayudas del bienestar" y el país es un iletrado económicamente hablando. Sólo es una compra masiva de votos para tener feliz a gente ignorante como tú. Pero en poco tiempo veras (si es que no eres necio) que esta no es la manera de administrar de la mejor manera posible los recursos. Me dirás que una refinería, un tren (tren maya) y un aeropuerto que parecen central camionera llamado AIFA es buena idea que lo construya el ejercito de manera opaca? Es más, ni si quiera son rentables. Si la pobreza bajó fue por las transferencias, sí, pero no significa que sea sostenible. Los ahorros de los gobiernos "neoliberales" como tú dices se acabaron. Ahora toca financiar con deuda. Pan para hoy, hambre para mañana, como en los 70's.

[@Jay-nk6dm]

A prosperous Mexico is exactly what is needed to keep migration lower in America (if that is the goal). People are moving for jobs and opportunities, and if Mexico has that, more people would stay. But I doubt conservatives understand that extra level of logic and will continue to refuse to build Mexico.

[@JaKingScomez]

Conservatives dont even realize that America would’ve stagnated without migrant. They wouldve been like Japan.

[@sergiodanielmartinezuscang8169]

Back in the 20th century there were plans to actually carry ships over the tracks. Crazy idea but doable.

[@sergiodanielmartinezuscang8169]

Also, already operating in Coatzacoalcos port, a car ferry can work, as proven by the Coatzacoalcos-Mobile route. You ship complete trains/trailers on the car ferries and be on your merry way in no time. More expensive due to reduction in load density, yes, but for expedite cargo this can prove extremely competitive.

[@aaroncontreras7576]

Mexico is on its way up I hope it can reach it it already a 2 trillion dollar economy tho

[@Gamer12051]

17:02 "deterring companies from moving in". No, the trends are there _because_ the companies moved in.

[@pauloakwood9208]

As Mexico prospers, and I hope it does, illegal immigrants from poorer Central American countries will rush their southern border. It will be interesting to see how Mexico will then react to secure its own borders.

[@clorox1972]

It's already happening, we got Venezuelans, Argentinians, Europeans, Americans and central Americans coming here to live.

[@JaKingScomez]

@@clorox1972hes ignorant, probably thought that he had a mic drop moment

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

Snce we love our brethren, the mont likely scenario is Mexico's govt will invest even more than it already is in developing Central America, so people are not forced to migrate in search of jobs. Most US folks don't know this, but my gov basically gives away for free millions of USD per year to oer Central American brethren so they can start businesses and/or plant lucrative crops. We also basically saved Cuba from collapse a few months ago, giving away crude oil for free and sending technicians from the state-owned electricity company to repair their aged mess. By helping our neighbors he actually help ourselves, the USA should learn a thing or 2: buirding a wall only makes it difficul to cross, solving the root cause eliminates the problem

[@pottertheavenger1363]

They can help increase the lowering birth rates.

[@MarshallTheArtist]

That's been going on for a couple of decades. Since 2008 or so, net migration from mexico to america has been about zero. migrants to the usa have been from the rest of latin america. The hardest part of their journey is into Mexico.

[@NanBahlam]

Amazing material and delivery as usual!

[@tengrici431]

mexico is much more interesting then the usa. long history, original culture and nice people. wish them all the best.

[@phillipherron6289]

Their culture was given to them by the Spanish, who conquered them.

[@axelnovati]

​@@phillipherron6289Day of the dead is one of the most famous Mexico's cultural trademarks and it comes from before the Spanish

[@JohnJourdan88]

Uh huh sure it is lol

[@felwinter7538]

@@phillipherron6289exactly just like the Muslims have Spain all their culture when they conquered them right?

[@hermaeusmora2945]

@@akirathedog777 The people that built the pyramids are long dead or subsumed into the Spanish culture. But nice try.

[@abc_cba]

Sadly, my India is heading to become a failed state by year end of 2025! Our income disparity is even lowest than under the British Raj, We are reaching on the moon despite 800 million people (of the 1.4 billion) living on free food(ration) from the government. Millionaires are escaping and settling just every other place. China is on its way to way to take over the northern tip of Kashmir and North East of India. Justice System is more of an injustice, our Air Pollution is bad just everywhere. We are nowhere on the rankings of HDI, not has our GNI made any significant increase nor has our Happiness Index ranks, our infant mortality rates are somewhere in line with Pakistan, Ethopia, a little above Somalia and Yemen. As an Indian, I had such high expectations but in the ten years, even our currency has dropped against the dollar. Our media does not debate over unemployment, chinese incursions, and so on either.

[@messier8379]

Caste system is still dictating the fate of almost fraction of whole Indian population,and the Indian government is rather busy about doing religion stuff than improving the Sanitary conditions of Indian cities and rivers. general Indian population literally had zero Discipline about cleanliness

[@tanishqvashistha2410]

never solve your problems, just keep whining. what a joke of a people.

[@abc_cba]

@GrigRP it's Indian English, whatever that is dear to us can have "my" as an expression.

[@abc_cba]

@@messier8379 imagine, reaching the moon and still thinking that sanitation is like a massive milestone that we have achieved, man!! As for caste system, i think it's more of a rigid system where rural population exists. Do you agree?

[@joshuakimmich9536]

​@@messier8379 Not true. Caste system is primitive and nearly dead even in traditional families. Religion doesn't play a significant role in politics. The problem is corruption from the top down, at every level. And we don't have balls to tax the rich more, the middle class suffers the most because of taxes. Ambanis and Adanis are swallowing everything with their hold on the government

[@danielluna6997]

Unitedstatians love to hate on Mexico in the comments 😂 They are our biggest fans Always have been and always will be

[@muktadirhasan345]

open or secret China is the main economic partnership last 5 years on Mexico.

[@ryanjones7892]

This. Much of the supposed development and growth is the result of China's camouflage for subverting tariffs.

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

So us is still buying Chi goods, just indirectly. This is true of many other much hyped alternatives as well, like Vietnam, with the only significant exception being India. In fact they did it even before tariffs, to benefit off of lower labor costs.

[@MickyAvStickyHands]

FDI is very public, and tracked by every major economic institution. China does not even rank in the top 10 of Mexican investment. They dump a lot of cheap consumer products, yes, but their actual investment is very over hyped. If they build one warehouse, the media covers it so much you would think they built 100. All while the Germans build 20 factories outside of Toluca and no one notices.

[@christianalbarran6544]

China has been doing that all over America look at what they build in South America

[@ricardomarin487]

mexico needs to leave nafta

[@djp1234]

Mexico becoming rich would be a good thing for all of us. It would also help the immigration crisis.

[@world_mem7567]

Mexico, great country!

[@funguseaterAI]

It's a shame Elon has problems paying out that increased minimum wage, $22 a day must be an enormous burden on TESLA...

[@Peter-m5n7m]

Agreed. Especially since México's Minimum wage is lower than China.

[@LindaMiller-e3v]

Mexico is going open up to be competitive in every single aspect of their economy . Is time for Mexico to make better decisions to compete with the world to help their citizens to a higher chances to succeed and make progress towards a sustainable future. Viva Mexico thanks for your report ❤ I love Mexico .

[@baselius662]

I hope the best for Mexico, to grow and become a great nation!

[@oioioi1234]

"Sometimes the best way to deal with problems is getting rich" 😂😂😂 Love all your final quotes, Shirvan; this one made me laugh aswell!

[@intercat4907]

All the Americans who immediately start strutting about the cartels: stop buying the damn drugs.

[@grid462]

☝️

[@jojorockzzz1211]

And selling expensive guns to cartel , but hey, capitalism

[@Gb484]

Aperantly they take the drugs to the US(but I'm assuming that's the drugs that are found).

[@guavaguy4397]

That is like saying to the Ukrainians, if you don’t like the war then give up.

[@bobmorane2082]

Cartels not only deal drugs they do racketing gambling prostitution ect drug is just 1 side of their business

[@jeremyjdl713]

My Mexican cousins grew up in working class neighborhoods down in Mexico. Now as adults one owns a restaurant, a couple are architects, and the rest are in uni. One just had a month long vacation in Europe and another is on a business trip in cali rn. architecture related. I’m an American and make ≈$120k a year, I couldn’t even dream of taking a month long European vacation. Mexico is on the way up for sure.

[@AIManifesto]

The inequality is also by tradition. Many of the the southern states live off the land to their indigenous roots. This disparity should be considered as purposeful in many cases. Those same people can easily go across state lines. It’s by choice and way of living, not force.

[@podcastbard]

Whenever I want world news, this is where i go. Thank You 😊

[@leobaghirli4630]

how these people comment/form an opinion on a video that has been uploaded 4 mins ago. Wtf lol

[@johnl.7754]

People have preconceived opinions

[@reaperz5677]

Internet users see a topic ("Mexico") and just comment whatever opinion/narrative they want to spread. Half of these are just "BUT CARTAL BAD???" comments, for example, if as if Mexicans don't already know that. This video is just a great excuse to spread your own opinion, hence we get comments/opinions before people even have the chance to watch it fully.

[@Saint_TrillTX]

Proud to be born in Guanajuato, the heart of Mexico (geographically) and the birthplace of its independence (in the town of Dolores Hidalgo, where I was born 🙏🏽).

[@WuweiSol]

Who was the american president that said that they dont want a second japan in the south?.

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

Not a president, it was said by centenarian war-criminal Henry Kissinger

[@quartermaster1976]

It's a legend

[@j.heberhernandez3037]

I wanna know bout that O.O

[@JosePineda-cy6om]

wasn't a US president, but war criminal Henry Kissinger. I had already posted this comment, but YT's censorship deleted it. Hope it doesn't again

[@ViraVivica-ir6mj]

I think that was Henry Kissenger

[@edwardhernandez8079]

This would not only benefit Mexico, but Texas(Seceded) as well. The ports of Veracruz and Corpus Christi would experience major economical booms.

[@gdietz2]

You barely mentioned geography. The primary reason for disparaging wages is Mexico is very mountainous. It is like comparing D.C. to West Virginia. Caspian Report, you didn’t very much research in this one. Do better.

[@134343]

Why does it matter? The inequality is still there. Additionally, having mountains does not equal being poor (looking at Switzerland, California, Japan, etc)

[@jimmytimmy3680]

The same inequality is similar to any capitalist country. Look at the US.

[@brian_be_flyin]

@@134343less industrial/population hubs in mountains and jungles and deserts

[@quartermaster1976]

​@134343 it makes it harder to develop making infrastructure more expensive travel harder. It's also a dry climate making agriculture harder.

[@stephenmaher881]

Make Mexico great again

[@robertross9567]

2 weeks ain’t 3600 hours 😅

[@alexwalker8521]

CaspianReport videos are so good!

[@YairElChivo]

mexico doesnt plan to compete against the panama canal but i think its only to help ships that are larger

[@Secretlyanothername]

correct, this allows larger than Panamax ships to compete on this route

[@YairElChivo]

@ yep

[@WHENWEDIE]

This is why minding your business is key!!

[@christianreneperezreyes3753]

Long live AMLO, the greatest symbol of the 4th T. 🇲🇽

[@jonyMX10]

Viva nuestra cabecita de Algodon

[@toni-xz6dd]

YES, YES, YES!!!!

[@LuisFernandoArreolaMAGAÑA]

Que viva por siempre AMLO nuestro amadisimo Tlatoani.

[@fdkfskfkvmk441254741]

As a mexican living in northern Tamaulipas, getting rid of the cartels and corruption may solve 80% of our problems. I've been in the United States and in Germany and of course you see the difference in infrastructure and economy, but to be honest, I don't see myself living in any other country, investing wisely and keeping a low profile literally you can live a very happy and prosperous life here.

[@diegoflores9237]

It's not a canal and it's not meant to rival. The panama canal is a narrow stretch so there's no comparison with what mexico is doing. Rival implies overtaking and this can't be done when the panama canal has a natural advantage in that it's a short stretch. What mexico is doing is creating opportunities for passage of goods

[@OnePlayer480]

It's supposed to just be an emergency alternative if the Canal ever can't work, the entire thing is mostly a conveyor belt railroad for Mexican industries so they can make goods in the Atlantic and send them right to the Pacific and vice versa. It also works as a small alternative if countries want to send a really minor amount of goods but they don't want to use the Canal or can't, legally can't.

[@DotairZee]

oh man, that was your most brutal lead-in for an advertisement yet!

[@evinoshima9923]

What would really spark things off is if whole supply chains migrate, for example in furniture, if the paint, hardware, and other intermediate component manufacturers migrate from China to Mexico, the economic impact would be huge, to the detriment of china....

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

Not really. What this vid undersells is just how much Chi has invested into Mexico. So us is still buying Chi goods, just indirectly. This is true of many other much hyped alternatives as well, like Vietnam, with the only significant exception being India. In fact they did it even before tariffs, simply to benefit off of lower labor costs.

[@OnePlayer480]

​​@@ArawnOfAnnwnAgree, also China is investing in Mexico too because the Chinese economy has been decelerating so they are trying to have proper overseas investments across LATAM and other areas so they don't immediately get USSR'd if their economy implodes.

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

@@OnePlayer480 Ummm...even in this vid you can see that they're still growing faster than Mexico, only outpaced by India. 5.2 versus 3.2 percent.

[@OnePlayer480]

@@ArawnOfAnnwn Never said it was stopping to a halt, it's just that the problems are ramping out so they are considering options if for reasons beyond my understanding if they keep decelerating. It is a precaution.

[@jimmytimmy3680]

China is shifting from low value goods to advanced manufscturing. China has been outsourcing cheap products and sweat shops all throughout SouthEast Asia. And Mexico is just to avoid tariffs.

[@fooman1188]

Viva la Mexico!🎉

[@emikomina]

Viva la Cartels! Viva la Poverty! Viva la emmigration to the US! 🎉🎉🎉 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@FrankHaul]

Hell no.

[@PASTRAMIKick]

grammatic gender is masculine, even in French where Mexico ends with an 'e' Mexique

[@Moes2326]

The best n greatest way to deal with any and all militant groups of a certain area is to duly respect them and their authority with acknowledgement but don’t bow down to them n stand up for yourself while knowing they are truly in charge n not the government. “If you can’t fight em, might as well join em!” Rings true here as well! N joining them doesn’t have to truly mean actually joining em but instead acknowledging their authority n giving them their respect they think they’ve deserved regardless if you think they truly deserve it or not as long as you’re in it for the long haul n peace. God bless all!

[@jurassictyrantkingYT]

It's good to see that the motherland is doing great I'm Mexican-American but I still love the Homeland even though the northern United States which is everything west of the Mississippi used to be all Mexico or Norte Mexico 🇲🇽 as it was once called, but this is still largely disputed due to Spain and France claiming control, before the US annexed it and us by force Tejas or Texas meaning my family was living here when the US came and we still live here.

[@jormoria]

in california they didn't even changed the names on the map,every town's name is in spanish

[@Goobywoobygoo]

No they weren’t. Time for you to go back.

[@janitorizamped]

You mean the Louisiana purchase? Lmao read a book

[@jormoria]

@@janitorizamped california,arizona,nevada,new mexico,utah,parts of colorado and wyoming and texas

[@janitorizamped]

@@jormoria "everything west of the Mississippi"

[@JesseHurtado-k5t]

What they should do is take care of their people. They’re not eating they’re not being closed. They’re running to America causing them to come into United States for work. What is Mexico doing for people show?