Journalists in Mexico Fear Cartels - And Facebook

[@connorwilson8078]

Mexican journalists are the definition of true warriors, very brave and selfless people that report crimes and corruption , deadliest country on earth for them

[@hermeslein6614]

Hahab really this station is biased and controlled secretly by US

[@karlscher5170]

But what are they reporting it for? Their fellow Mexicans dont give a damn. Crime and beastlike cruelty is no scandal for them, its entertainment. Their ancestors are the Aztecs who tortured humans to death just sothat the sun goes up everyday.

[@skatterpro]

No no, warriors are people following orders with intent to hurt or kill their opponents. Journalists are far more noble than any 'warrior' ever was.

[@JOSWAY787]

@@skatterpro thats a soldier. You have no idea what a warrior means. Says more about you then about the word.

[@skatterpro]

@@JOSWAY787 Are you implying warrior does not directly stem from the word "war"? From Middle English werreour, from Anglo-Norman guerreier, Old French guerroiier (“fighter, combattant”), from Medieval Latin werra, from Frankish *werru (“confusion; quarrel”), from Proto-Indo-European *wers- (“to mix up, confuse, beat, thresh”) Warrior (plural warriors) (1) A person who is actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare; a soldier or combatant. Of course I'm aware of the figurative meaning, maybe use correct English if you're going to imply inferior understanding of the language in someone else.

[@sudiptoshyam]

From mere reporting to directly asking the President of Mexico...Hats off..that's TRUE RAW REAL journalism!! 👏

[@MambaM3ntality]

that was crazy IMO

[@gonefishing744]

She’s dead now

[@ElMysteriousGallo]

Everyone want to get on AMLO but nobody was saying none to Peña Nieto.

[@dabossfraga9493]

The president of Mexico is a puppet. He is just big pile of dog s#it.

[@isaacortiz4617]

The President is corrupt.Asking him for help was useless.I am heartbroken for that lady.She was murdered in cold blood.

[@mexicanwitharock]

A family member of mine was a journalist in Mexico, the cartel threatened her and almost kidnapped her daughter. She left the country and is a carpenter. She is a strong woman, I'm honestly glad she is with me still alive.

[@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387]

@John Walker pretty sure most parents would If they’re threatening to Kidnap their kids

[@kurayamaking6425]

@John Walker Fucking what

[@johanguti3894]

@John Walker u weird asf

[@Aaa-sq1ol]

@John Walker u a weird ass dude.

[@Y0dad]

@John Walker fly high bruda

[@SmokeyChipOatley]

Wow that female reporter is an absolute BADASS! She deserves so much respect. Absolutely incredible

[@sightline4004]

Huge respect for the VICE journalists putting their lives on the line.

[@CarlosMongeLuna]

lmao

[@lulslime1066]

Nah. Mexico is safe . Manuel Lopez obrador Mexico president says it’s the safest Latin America country and to give hugs not shootings 😇

[@lulslime1066]

@Brrrrr I live in Mexico 🇲🇽 . us citizen born n raised in california and Arizona , I been here 3 months , in slrc Sonora , there’s been 4 clandestine holes with 15 bodies each that were shot and burned alive , countless amount of shootings daily , kidnappings, and police getting killed broad daylight lol and this is just this week alone….

[@176cgna]

Yes but to be honest cartels know white Americans are off limits the last thing they want is humvees and apache helis in their back yard. Just like what happened with the DEA KIKI

[@lulslime1066]

@@176cgna you must not live in Mexico , as a Mexican resident I confirm cartels will chop any American law enforcements body apart and send me back to the pentagon lmao , they really do NOT care who you are.

[@eatile6403]

The fact that he say "If i die, i want the people to know that i was not involved in crime but instead i died as a result of reporting the news or being a reporter", it indicates he has contemplated his own and is worried about the perception that might arise after his death. I hope all the gods keep him safe so he can keep informing the needy ears

[@pighater951]

Nothing new in Mexico this has been going on for along time the fact that social media is a new and easy thing to report and make. 💰💰💰 But it's also deadly for some ppl ....

[@Greenskies321]

That blogger who is outing journalists needs to be dealt with

[@rogermendez7266]

Respect

[@dsnodgrass4843]

Well, he's riding a tiger; and the ride's only gonna get rougher the longer it goes.

[@chikushodiz91]

@Dinokale that blogger isn’t a journalist he is a danger to all journalists wtf he falsely claimed man controlled 2 of the anonymous pages and was killed after that false accusation

[@rodderoon]

@@chikushodiz91 you don't know how long he'll be walking for. In that world, he is probably fearing for his life just as much as the next guy.

[@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387]

On snap chat that guy claimed he’s being paid for it

[@manh2704]

My dad was born in Mexico, Sinaloa specifically and it’s such a damn shame because it has so much potential as a whole. From the agriculture, to tourism, history, some of the best fishing. Mexico is so beautiful and could be so much more if it weren’t for the cartels taking over and all the corruption. They’re the worst types of people. Amazing journalism Vice. This is the Vice I know, bringing raw frontline content, took a risk on this one. We appreciate your work more then words can express in a KZbin comment.

[@MarketUnderground]

I've been to Sinloa once closet thing to the wild west there is!

[@DOAN1000]

@@MarketUnderground how so

[@abrahamleyva288]

@@MarketUnderground Clearly havent been there then lol

[@MarketUnderground]

@@DOAN1000 Everyone is carrying around a weapon so there's a sense of danger in the air. You can be at some kids baptism and there's dudes with ak47s n hummers there like they came included with the jumper lol

[@MarketUnderground]

@@abrahamleyva288 clearly you annoying 🤣

[@sabrina.natalie]

Sending my condolences to Margrito’s wife and family. I pray he’s resting in peace, and I pray the person who killed him is brought to Justice and is caught.

[@lostsoul5043]

There are more citizens than cartel members. If the people United together to fight them they would win

[@nickevershedmusic8927]

Rest in peace Margrito

[@terrifyemtre8046]

@@lostsoul5043 you’ve got to ride the slow bus huh 🤔

[@abigailade6667]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTOc6Cwj7BqgNU 😊

[@lostsoul5043]

@@terrifyemtre8046 the people are too weak

[@zachperkins688]

I can't even comprehend the bravery of journalists in Mexico. It's such an incredibly dangerous job with probably very little payoff

[@whatshisface1390]

I can assure you they don’t make more than $200 a week. Even if they made thousands a week, becoming a journalist in Mexico most of the time means certain death in a very violent way. You don’t pursue these careers for money, you doit for your countrymen & the future of your children.

[@DaggerZ555]

Not little the payoff is priceless, it's getting word out to the world about the evil going, and that's what corrupt people fear the most, the mafia fear attention, gangs fear attention, cartels and criminals hate attention, anonymity is their deadliest aspect.

[@lonelyalaskan7208]

The fact that we get free documentaries on KZbin by VICE News is truly a gift 🤚

[@dewmontain123]

Keep speaking like that. Theyll realize youre dumb enough to pay for it. Keep it up.

[@lonelyalaskan7208]

👍

[@lonelylongdistancekiller9844]

it's not free the ads are your time spent

[@beaniehq5887]

@@lonelylongdistancekiller9844 the vid is still free ads are needed if not they will not be making money at all 🤦

[@KowloonHK]

It’s not free. I pay for subscription so I don’t get ads. If you don’t t have a subscription you are forced to watch their ads.

[@mtmadigan82]

Tough on journalists, soft on crime. Great qualities for a president of a country thats on the verge of being a failed state.

[@itsdandubs6789]

He Keeps the poor under-educated and buys then with food and show so they will support him, blind to the problems of this crumbling country he is running. As you see, He managed to divide the country, so now they attack anyone who is against the president, further worsening the Situation of the country. From planning on dissolving the National institution of elections, to focusing on non eco-friendly energy sources like petrol (stopping development of green energy around the country) and destroying the Jungle to build a stupid train nobody needs. Really a joke of a president.

[@blu1597]

I love this journalist. Please keep bringing light to issues in Mexico and Central America ❤️

[@abigailade6667]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTOc6Cwj7BqgNU🤍

[@patricklutherwinchester4260]

Don't forget South America and Carribean

[@deisysanchez1641]

AND ALSO THE USA IS PART OF THE DRUG PROBLEM THEY ARE THE BUYERS. EVEN THOUGH SOME GET A LEGAL PRESCRIPTION FOR HARDCORE ADDICTED DRUGS THE DEMAND IS NO LESS

[@lolabae6522]

@@patricklutherwinchester4260 yes South America is a large Hispanic area lots of countries like Colombia and Venezuela it's also bad there too

[@qjtvaddict]

The whole continent is a basket case there are no safe American countries they all suck.

[@mussicanttakegreece7296]

I live in Tijuana, the colony where I live is pretty peaceful, almost never experienced any violent events and I can go outside with no problems at all, 2:31 When I started working in Camino Verde during my High School years it was like stepping in another country, constantly getting news of shootings, murders and in one ocassion witnessing a freshly killed body in front of a school, and noneone seemed fazed, since it was normal for them to witness such things.

[@qsam14]

This VICE Reporter got guts to address this to the Mexican President.

[@archetypealch3my290]

Amlo is 100% working with cartels, he's as corrupt as they come.

[@somalilandnew]

cartels run maxico they the government

[@javierpinas3714]

Jesus loves you He died on the cross for our sins He's the only way to Heaven

[@Collazo96Live]

They need to address to the president more, Mexican Government hasn't responded for half the horrible stuff that is going on down here...I live here in Mexico

[@norbywalters]

he's protected, they will never dare to harm an American

[@ln14517]

Very few US media outlets have covered this story. I’m glad to see Vice out there reporting from the ground.

[@snpandsnb1953]

Mexico has a more extreme version of the same problem that Russia has. The people don't speak out or talk bad against power because they don't want to be targeted by corrupt officials that have ties to cartels. At this point cartels are so entrenched into the culture and communities that they are apart of mexican identity. Only way the problem can be solved is to legalize and regulate drugs.

[@Glavrrr]

''Only way the problem can be solved is to legalize and regulate drugs.'', thats only going to put a dent to the problem, drugs isnt even their main income anymore

[@bobeli7434]

Yeah it’s way to late for that even if they did they would still play by their dirty rules to one up each other with no boundaries

[@analyticalmindset]

This is exactly right. I crunched all the numbers and they have to take away the demand in whichever wealthy countries it's coming from

[@analyticalmindset]

@@Glavrrr really !?? That's news to me . What is ?

[@analyticalmindset]

@@bobeli7434 that's the type of in fighting for smaller amount of resources that will lead to it's fall . Cartels and organizations don't just disappear. They go through a gradual tumultuous decline as those who are used to having alot of resources , fight and claw for the few resources left.

[@reghuramsyamlal3223]

This is the true journalism. I appreciate it.

[@mmartinezPhysics]

R. I. P. Margarito.

[@mummler]

I love the honest integrity that Vice gives their stories. I really feel badly for the reporters in Mexico and I applaud their bravery. It is obvious to me that the shadow reporters whom I don't consider reporters at all, are the police officers supposedly investigating because it seems like they're the only ones who can get that close to take such graphic pictures and have such detailed information.

[@lalotz]

But let's say it is police which only matters if they are telling the truth or if they are corrupted. If they are reporting the truth then that's best for the journalists. If it's corrupted then a cartel is paying them to spread lies.

[@ft040806745]

If they get info/pictures before everyone, it’s obvious that the source is the police

[@GiacomoDusina]

or from the killers maybe

[@pighater951]

They work with ppl involved either a cop or a cartel member .....that's facts means he was working for one group .....when other groups find out who ls giving u intelligence & info you better disappear....it goes back in forth ....nothing New

[@pighater951]

@@GiacomoDusina facts

[@LisaH911]

I was thinking the same thing...

[@IncredibleIceCastle]

The killers and the police are often the same

[@TheKateisawsome]

The president basically just gave the old politician response, and didnt actually answer any question.

[@JohnDoe-pu5gk]

Cos he's corrupt af.

[@vgrepairs]

Bro the USA Has a knee on every president South of the border. look at the coup we orchestrated in Bolivia over something petty-lithium, CUBA, AND our countless attempts to destabilize Venezuela including sanctions which hurt the poorest.

[@Leo-sp4zl]

First time?

[@TA-dk5nl]

This journalist asked such an open ended question to a highly complex issue that has been embedded for generations. You ask an open ended question, you will get an open ended response. He could just point to the million and one things they are doing to help protect the free press in Mexico. One of which was able to attend a daily 7am press conference with the president - Monday through Friday all year round. You can't get this opportunity any where else in the world - the shows how important free press is in Mexico and the current president. Good luck ever getting that with Biden or Trump on a daily basis.

[@Ms666slayer]

@@TA-dk5nl Nope La Mananera is just a propaganda show made by AMLO and he doesn't care about Free Speech if it wasn't constitutionally protected he would already ban every single news organization that criticize him, he knows he can't do that, so he just attacks and defame every singlo journalis that criticize his goverment even if it's genuine criticism and he uses intimidation tactics in order to create fear to the journalist, he has literally doxxed journalist on live tv becuase they criticize his goverment.

[@MrPuch82]

There is something especially disgusting about corrupt politicians. You have been chosen by the people to represent and serve them in a prestigious, well-compensated position. And what do they do? They betray this trust. Makes my skin crawl.

[@jairopavon11]

This is why I feel the 2nd amendment is important this is only way I can see the people have power over the government.

[@codelessunlimited7701]

Mexico has no government - the drug cartels run the country.

[@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387]

Amlo sucks he’s a wanabe Bernie sanders he isn’t fit to handle these situations

[@aaronmorgan2476]

That's thier job. If they don't uphold the narrative they can't get elected. Every government, allows and welcomes this sort of activity. Think about it.... prisons, more laws, more technology etc. This is great for people who are in power

[@tylersowa3858]

You mean like joe biden

[@lozano813able]

I remember when I was a child growing up in the 90’s when my parents would take my sister and I to Mexico for vacation and we would visit family, go to the beach, theaters, go out at night to festivals, etc etc and just have fun without any worry of cartels shooting and killing people. Don’t get me wrong there were still cartels back then but they had at least some form of dignity as far as the cartels of this generation. By no means am I defending what they represent, but in terms of ruthless meaningless assassinations, they only did that to each other in the 90’s. These new cartel members have no souls, no respect for human life no type of code of honor. It’s so sad I may never be able to take my children to visit the places I used to visit as a child so they can see where our roots come from. Maybe one day Mexico will be at peace again, but not anytime soon I’m afraid😞

[@MissSimone02]

And it's the same thing with gang culture in the inner cities of the US. We used to be safe in our neighborhoods and not worry that gang members were going to shoot and kill us for no reason. These new folks? They don't care. They kill anyone no code of honor anymore.

[@Tonymontanayayo]

I also remember that Mexico of the 1990’s…. Yes they were a lot of issues, but whatever issues Mexico had in 95, Mexico has in 2022 plus senseless and unpunished violence

[@zzzetww4968]

I think this brutality is caused by the decentralization of the Narcos. As you say in the 90´s basically a few big cartels did dominate and control everything, so within that territory no gang violence, no shootings, nothing, because its under the control of one big Cartel. Unfortunately today things got a lot more complicated...

[@erickrodriguez3827]

Bro Mexico is safe , just don't be involved in anything or be out at night. You're missing out. I was born in Mexico and live in the u.s but came back to visit and been here peacefully with no issues. Yes things happen but to people involved in things they not suppose to be in.

[@Bunny11344]

Tbh that’s why I’m terrified to vacation in Mexico if ever

[@cancerino666]

Thank you for doing good reporting and using subtitles, so that we can actually hear the people talking.

[@abigailade6667]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTOc6Cwj7BqgNU 🔥

[@coopersmith9828]

It's gotta be the cops. The narcos get hurt, the journalists get hurt, and there's a retired cop going around to draw the ire of both parties towards each other. It's gotta be the cops.

[@karlscher5170]

You people lack the mental level to run working states and societies

[@FaTaL_YouTube]

Facts! You can’t even trust your local cops. They be playing both sides. Not ALL but you just can’t risk being out doing all that…but there are those who do it knowing the consequences. Sad for MX at the moment. Hopefully ONE DAY all this will end.

[@TheFifthBanana01]

I wonder if any cartel members watch these videos and realize that all these dead bodies won’t amount to them getting as much money as the old men who control them.

[@ivareskesner2019]

No. They already know without watching videos foreigners make about them.

[@Somalia133]

They know but they don’t care their morally bankrupt

[@rafaelmendoza9135]

Most of the people that choose to work for a cartel is looking for a few days living as richs, instead of a life of poverty... Regardless the consecuences

[@Michelle-rdz17]

They don’t have functioning brains at this point… some of those people are so mentally deranged by now.

[@Michelle-rdz17]

@@rafaelmendoza9135 they need to change up their morals bc them subjugating themselves, their families and their fellow countrymen to all this violence they help create is not fair and should be punished one way or another.

[@edaxsachorwzky8898]

As a Mexican born citizen, I am ashamed of having AMLO as a president of my country; nothing has changed in the country for the well being of the nation

[@j.antonioroldan5007]

Hes corrupt just like the rest of them

[@ipodtouch470]

For a Mexican that is a unique last name. Where is your family from?

[@evalolacookie]

Amlo is another sell out

[@yuruaninava6446]

Probably some middle class or higher class guy.

[@rickyruiz9908]

What about the train maya project in Yucatán? Isn’t that a good project from amlo?

[@mellowelmo5133]

This reporters Spanish was impeccable!

[@lucario2188]

Probablemente es hijo de latinoamericanos. I mean just look his name, David Noriega not David Smith or other anglo surname.

[@Bobjenner1787]

He’s latino that’s why

[@userhandler0tten351]

Dude making light of the fact that the emergency button will only help them find his body takes the cake. Dudes already made peace with it all.

[@Mr.Ramirez95]

When Vice does an international news stories they receive a standing ovation. When Vice does a news story in their home country they get called biased and partisan

[@sendthis9480]

If you’re gonna do Journalism…don’t call yourself “News”. Simple as that. Not sure where you’ve been lately…but their “home country” has a MAJOR issue of division and false/inaccurate information used to dramatize political rhetoric, and create divides within the population. Picking a side…even the “virtuous” side…is perpetuating a system used to suppress and control people. (FYI: I pretty much side with everything VICE on most things they report on. I’d just like to see them so it while being UN-refutable. Being refutable only garners traction for your “opposition”.

[@abigailade6667]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTOc6Cwj7BqgNU 😊

[@benwoodbridge4967]

The Vice pieces focusing on America usually are biased and partisan. And a lot of the international ones too. There is a huge difference between the Vice of old and the Vice of today. That difference? Same as everything else: corporatism and shutting down whatever doesn't go with the mainstream narrative. We live in an age where one must decode what the various media platforms are reporting in order to have any sense of what's really going on. I'm fearful of the future and what's in store for my 5 year old. Or maybe I'm a loony lefty bleeding heart conspiracy theorist.

[@znismo1]

Because they are biased. You're also ignorant for taking as 100% truth about what they say about other countries that you do not know anything about.

[@casperchristensen6451]

@@znismo1 They said nothing about believing them 100%, so why call them ignorant, friend? Can you tell me how you see them biased? Maybe give some examples or something? I'm not arguing against you, I'd just like to see it from your point of view.

[@JuanRamirez-mf9bu]

This is one of the same tactics that the PRI used when they ruled from the 20’s to all the way up to 2000. Instead of actually repressing the press or people who disagree of their government, they would just get people to mock them, humiliate them, disappear them, and it’s so subtle because it isn’t like Venezuela. But this new government is just like the PRI, only difference is that it isn’t a one party state, more like mesh that is so complicated. But Mexico does have some of its fundamental Democratic systems right now, and the independent press getting killed is just tarnishing this young democracy. Hope small independent journalists, independent judges, officers, community leaders, transparency organizations, and others can hold on against this tyranny.

[@zvrdoz4988]

My biggest fear is that this cycle of corruption will never end, as long the dollars keep flowing into politicians pockets nothing will change

[@lebumjames1373]

@@zvrdoz4988 It will most likely never end but there’s ways to lessen the damage done. There will always be corruption where there’s money/power. Greed is an innate characteristic of animals.

[@tea692]

You know damn well these anonymous sources are the police 🤣

[@Aeon1019]

Specific those who are First Responders, close to the DEAD!

[@user-sg9mg6cn2c]

Most likely or as someone else stated the perpetrators themselves.

[@lebumjames1373]

Well yeah obviously lol

[@Primitivedrop]

I came from Mexico to the US at around 8 years old and my parents and brothers tell me all these beautiful stories about Mexico and how amazing it was. Unfortunately all I see now is how dangerous the country is how corrupt it has become. It sucks that I’ll never be able to live those memories my parents and brothers had since you’re always at risk of being involved in a crime.

[@arkebion]

Freedom of speech is never just about speaking. Most people in wealthy western countries has no idea how lucky they are and what privilege they are actually loosing with all the state driven control efforts happening left and right nowadays.

[@isaimedel8152]

They do know. Why do you think Americans always ready to fight for it.

[@IronicalChronical]

It’s a 1st amendment right, and for some reason if any animal decides we don’t have that right, then you move to the 2nd amendment.

[@arkebion]

@@IronicalChronical on paper yes. Your people are letting it slip with uncle joe tho. What the hell is a disinformation governance board in a free country? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Luckyluke870]

Lucky western country 😂😂😂😂 Yh right there just as bad gimme a break

[@Miguel_Angel718]

Ohhh we know, and flex it bro. I was just retaliated by an NYPD officer for hurting his feelings. Gave me a bullshit ticket that was dismissed. I hope that these journalist in Mexico keep fighting with their camera. Props to vice!

[@eminemesco]

I live in Tijuana and I want to congratulate whoever makes these documentaries, I can confirm that the story is very well told and what is experienced here is well portrayed.

[@blackgrandpa7652]

Its good to see journalists doing real journalism going everywhere there is a story to be told bravo vice

[@Trihahalos]

Excuse me but this is misleading. Up until 11:30 it is just violence from the cartels against journalists and then suddenly, there is a cut to a press conference held by the president of Mexico, some criticism about him not being cordial with the press, the mention that journalist murders have gone up during his time and then some staff about being harassed online by trolls. I mean cool... If those were separate we could discuss. But this is a deliberate effort to confuse viewers into thinkling that the President of Mexico is involved into the killing of journalists or in league with the Cartels. Of course, the "documentary" itself throws this out the window on the next scene where it mentions that the government actually protects some journalists... I get it that the Vice journalist got mad because he was harassed by supporters of the president but honestly, this is not worse than Trump supporters reacting to reporters pressing their guy. Saying that the President doesn't like journalists and that his supporters talk crap to them is one thing, implying that he is involved into the killing of journalists is something entirely different.

[@christopherscobie]

Legalize drugs. It's a health issue.. pull the market..

[@cancerino666]

True. The Tijuana problem is a US problem. If US healthcare worked, there wouldn't be so many drug addicts to sell to. If drugs were legal, gangs would have no way to profit from them.

[@gibbonsgomez4434]

Legalize and tax drugs in America and use all the money to give *Americans free health care

[@lornestein7248]

@@gibbonsgomez4434 That's pretty much what we're doing up here in Ontario, Canada. At least with legal cannabis products.

[@sendthis9480]

There’s no argument anymore…society has written it off. “It will hurt some people” just doesn’t fly anymore. Strobe lights can “hurt some people”. They haven’t banned Johnny Quido from having his New Jersey dance party light show. There’s strobe lights all over some rides at Disneyland. They’re serving up things that could possibly kill certain people that can’t handle it…just like Cartels are.

[@Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387]

That stops drug crime but not drug violence Nor destruction of families through addiction Nor does it stop overdoses

[@jorgegonzalez426]

It’s clearly cops that run the anonymous Facebook pages who else could’ve gotten the pictures?

[@dudelebowski8629]

yep the way they answered the questions gavi it away.

[@Enhancedlies]

i have your upmost respect, your question to the president was brilliant and really sincere. Unlike his retort...

[@bestillandbreathemeditatio1655]

Huge respect for the Mexican journalists putting their lives on the line literally. They continue to report and live there and can't just report and leave like vice does.

[@El_Barikero]

If I live to retire, I wanna live in Mexico. I wanna die in the land of my ancestors. I wish my people didn't suffer so much.

[@abigailade6667]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTOc6Cwj7BqgNU 😉

[@holeefuk413]

You won't have to wait long if you move there

[@Somalia133]

@whodyanickabollockoff that’s messed up 💀💀

[@kikemendez9664]

Well be carful when you do cause I don’t want to see an execution video with you in it

[@Zamora7]

@@Somalia133 😂

[@aycarambas]

This is so hard to watch yet satisfying to know real life is covered. Thank you.

[@rachelcarson7119]

“The way to right wrongs is to turn the light of truth upon them.” -Ida B Wells

[@karlscher5170]

But the people need to care about right and wrong. Mexicans seem to do not.

[@wherethehoochiesat4210]

As someone who has firsthandedly seen the crimes in Mexico I salute y’all for having the massive balls to do what y’all do like that’s real bravery

[@ReddCinema]

Your videos are amazing keep it up! ❤️❤️

[@ivanlaplante]

My heart bleeds for Mexico. Big love for the courageous Mexican people putting their lives on the line trying to make light of the criminality disfiguring their beautiful country. Journalists are not snitches.

[@emiliobello2538]

my heart goes out to jouranlists in Mexico

[@rafaelrodriguez3252]

Respect for actually speaking with my President, his stance on topics have always been so radical and he definetely needed to be put on the spot

[@leolion6012]

Well I’m in serious fear for this segments host because feels like everyone who questions the Mexican president is shitted on and Ultimately killed might not because he’s an American citizen

[@LocaldudeCA]

Man thank you Vice News for this content. Putting your lives on the line for what mainstream media won’t post.

[@almonteiro3195]

Nobody else could get those crime scene images in no time without being the perpetuatior or the first responders.

[@user-sg9mg6cn2c]

Prime suspects.

[@Anonymous-zx3do]

Thank you to the Vice reporters , and everyone behind the scenes .

[@Kuziai]

To get rid of corruption answer is simple, we live in new age and politics and presidents have no future here

[@ivareskesner2019]

How do you figure that would work?

[@justmoksh5107]

You have no idea what you’re talking about brotha… 😭😭😭

[@arturogomeztagle9748]

Legalize drugs and damn near all of this goes away.

[@arturogomeztagle9748]

@@ivareskesner2019 legalize drugs. Take away their funding (or most of it)

[@ivareskesner2019]

@@arturogomeztagle9748 He was talking about a world with no politicians. Which is...you know what it is. But as to what you said. A lot of it will, yeah. But they'll just move into other rackets. People smuggling, goods smuggling, counterfeiting, fraud, embezzlement, various types of asset skimming etc. Where there's a shister, there's a way. And in Mexico there are entire armies of shister cut-throats who aren't just going to pack up and go home just because drugs are legal. That said. It would still make a difference to the levels of violence, I think.

[@jontaedouglas7244]

Any journalist, in any country without freedom of press or speech is honestly some of the bravest people of the 21st century

[@unknown-qz6lp]

merciless cold cruel world human greed is reason humanity downfall one day.

[@craigt2539]

Remember that there is good within humanity, even in a world as torn as the one you may be living in or that you perceive and experience. For all the evil in this world, there is still ultimately light. God reigns over reality and no matter how fallen this world may be, in the end, the light of God and Christ is what will make things ultimately better and the Lord will be He who heals the brokenness of your heartbroken and saddened soul. Don't give up or lose faith in the goodness of God or the humanity of which He created, there is still light even in the blackest of nights from the glow of the stars which will forever shine upon us in this fallen and broken world. As long as the good people in this world, likely meaning good people such as yourself, fight and continue to persevere in spite of the terrors of the wicked, goodness and love will remain a part of this fractured world and it only takes a little bit of light to expel a lot of darkness my friend

[@chrisvarelabenitez4690]

That’s a couple miles from San Diego. I always heard that it’s been rough lately in Baja California. However, it’s reached a peak compared to other cities in México. As someone who has family in Baja California I always feel worried because some cartels have no remorse. Men, women, or kids… They don’t care. Thanks once again VICE. You guys are the best!

[@sheldonhollis5258]

I thought cartels don't kill innocent people

[@aono335]

Man this reminds me of the movie Nightcrawler, except this is real life and a real selfless reporter driving through the thick mist of danger and uncertainty everynight just to shine light on henious crimes being committed in the shade of moon. I cannot fathom how much courage it takes to put your life on the line and chase these stories knowing well that you might end up being the victim in a crime story.

[@jal2550]

Amazing to see actual journalism in action. Respect to Vice. Excelente trabajo!

[@whatshisface1390]

Respect to those Mexican journalists especially!!

[@eprofessio]

The law enforcement in my home state of New Mexico has been completely infiltrated by Mexican cartel members.

[@xzxmemoxzx]

lol law enforcement in american have gangs of their own

[@eprofessio]

@@xzxmemoxzx the southwest is special because of its proximity to Mexico however yes they do. You are correct.

[@SHurd-rc2go]

I live in one of the states mentioned in this excellent report. A general understanding is that, in Mexico, only 1% of homicides are solved. My best wishes to all journalists in the world.

[@user-qq3pq9zi6v]

I can't imagine that the person that the VICE reporter was talking too was proud that an innocent man died because of a misunderstanding. The person, from what I understood, meant that they did their work so "well" to annoy the cartel(s) that they, the cartel(s), have people they think are connected to these anonyms Facebook pages killed. I mean it has to show that what they are doing is getting on these cartel(s) nerves. Im very sorry for the loss of human life and that innocent people are suffering because of a horrible government. My Condolences goes to everyone affected by these horrific crimes.

[@keke611]

I feel like it's the police running these anonymous FB pages or there's a person or person's running these anonymous pages and the "sources" are the authorities.

[@buenosvideos3864]

VICE team, if you do a report similar to the interview with the CJNG commander, go to Tamaulipas in Reynosa, Matamoros or Nuevo Laredo There they could contact a member of the Gulf Cartel or the Northeast Cartel and the violence that literally takes place every day in that state.

[@jed-henrywitkowski6470]

Standing against the tide, for the right. My respect to these men.

[@masonc4919]

Blessings to Margaritos family and all reporters in Mexico 🙏💙

[@clarissafaustino7531]

The huevos on these people during such crazy and corrupted times, the unsung heroes when it comes to civil unrest

[@PhonePhreak3z]

Thanks for the content @Vice going on a decade plus of reading/watching/listening. Love y'all.

[@sendthis9480]

This is a news story about human rights being violated and being being killed. Not exactly appropriate place for your “LOOK AT ME” comment. Beg for attention elsewhere, kiddo. You’re being EXTREMELY dismissive.

[@JoseCruz-sr5cy]

Not only people from mexico get their news on facebook but also people who imigrated from mexico that live in the US they do aswell.

[@karlscher5170]

Uneducated sht culture

[@shane6449]

dude that section around the 13:00 minute mark is intense!! Mad respect to the journalist!!

[@kryptonarie6367]

The Mexican police are the reporters of the anonymous pages?

[@RS-fi7cc]

If not responsible they provide the info and photos… most of the times our police is so corrupted that they work for the cartel. We don’t trust them at all. They are the worst of the worst.

[@EdwinSalgado999]

This goes to show how lucky people have it in the states. Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

[@unovox]

I stopped having hope for 🇲🇽mexico......legalization of drugs is the only answer. This is the same old Mexican story.....

[@chrisx5680]

Legalize drugs were? Most of the cartels market is in the US, legalizing drugs in Mexico would bring an infimum result. 😕

[@dahirali1624]

How's Facebook allowing dead people pictures to be uploaded on their platform?

[@GuyBrushThriftnood]

Dude, thank you for presenting things in a calm, cool, objective manner. Appreciated

[@sikwithin]

Honestly, Vice is one of the best channels on YT.

[@ThePaganpat]

the only way to get rid of cartels is to legalize all drugs.My grandson would be alive today if all drugs were legal. There is no control when buying drugs from whoever wants to add anything to the substance, to make more $. Legalize all drugs and take the criminal element out and treat drug abuse as a medical issue . which it is!

[@drewgrows7765]

That is truly the only answer.

[@ipodtouch470]

Solves some of this crime but then creates a new problem even more homeless crackheads in the city and everyone loves that 😒…

[@Samer.a.lebron]

@5:19 if you know in your gut feeling and almost sure that you are in danger and fear for your life. Now the situation is different… you are 90% responsible for your life. Because you knew it

[@PresidentialWinner]

I've said this a hundred times on these videos, i'll say it again; you are some of the best journos out there. I don't know much about journalism but your channel has some of the best of it.

[@CEEEEEEEEENA]

Conclusion , dont be a journalist in Mexico of you value your life ....

[@chrisr7692]

You guys are awesome and I truly thank all of you for doing sound, solid reporting. Mexico can be a deadly realization for reporters who report the facts. It appears to be getting worse and I don't believe it is going to get better anytime soon however, if it is going to be safe for reporters in the future, then many more reporters are going to be in the crosshairs and the results will be deaths. Even though it's getting worse, I'm hoping that it will improve in about 10-15 years. Until then, I have much respect for reporters who risk their life.

[@peppitachips1764]

Not at all

[@posh_x]

Excellent report, thanks for showing this horrible reality so that the Mexican government can be called upon to protect journalists. I am a Mexican living in Europe and I have not been able to return to my country because of how things are in the country, it pains me so much to see how things do not change with the current president who has turned out worse than all the previous ones, Mexico has become a lawless place.

[@dudelebowski8629]

14:55 be careful what you say American/Mexican/Colombian where ever you are privileged or not these people will find you if they want too. @vice

[@JGoh762]

Finally man good documentary not no bs videos

[@KingDevilCharger]

Such amazing journalism!! He keeps it real and is highly informative. Keep up the awesome work Vice!! 👍🏻

[@orion7311]

Thank you for the video. The reporter covered the story very well.

[@jay-d8g3v]

10:12 of course he didn't. Angel knew exactly what he was doing. Dude didn't kill him but he basically murdered him. Blood is on your hands

[@iagdmdil3737]

If something happens to him I kinda would blame the president..it seemed like he didn’t like the questions he being was asked

[@Buugzy]

Why wouldn’t they? In 1980, Blancornelas and Félix and Francisco Ortiz Franco co-founded the weekly magazine Zeta. Through the magazine, the pair continued their investigation into organized crime and corruption. Hector Félix Miranda contributed a column titled "A Little of Something", in which he satirized and criticized government officials, particularly those of the long-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). He particularly targeted Jorge Hank Rhon, son of a former Mexico City mayor and the owner of a Tijuana racetrack. Hector “El Gato Félix” Miranda was assassinated on April 20, 1988, when a car cut in front of him in traffic; another vehicle pulled alongside, and Félix was hit with multiple shotgun blasts. Jesús Blancornelas, Félix Miranda's writing partner, continued his aggressive writing style and published more articles on the Tijuana Cartel and on the drug trade than many other Mexican newspapers. In response to the death of his colleague, Blancornelas issued an ad pressuring the Baja California that read the following, "Jorge Hank Rhon: Why did your bodyguards assassinate me?" in reference to the death of Félix Miranda. In November 1996, Blancornelas was planning to visit New York City to receive an international award for his work in covering the drug trade, political corruption, and the relationship between the drug lords and the police. A few days before he was about to fly, a policeman in Tijuana visited Blancornelas and warned him that he was risking his life if he decided to go. A year later, the warning proved to be true: in 1997 in Tijuana, Blancornelas was ambushed and wounded by gunmen of the Tijuana Cartel while heading to the airport for publishing a photo of the drug lord Ramón Arellano Félix. Blancornelas was nearly killed when the attackers opened fire on his car, wounding him in the abdomen and killing his driver and bodyguard, Luis Valero Elizalde, who died protecting him and managed to kill one of the shooters. Blancornelas suffered complications from the injury for the rest of his life. In the attack, Blancornelas' car was hit more than 180 times, but only four bullets penetrated the journalist's body. Elizalde, however, was hit 38 times. That same year, three other prominent journalists were killed in Mexico. A lot of people don’t know this, but Jesús Blancornelas assassination attempt was also in the last season of Narcos Mexico. Also I recommend a lot of you noobz listen to El Gato Felix corrido by Los Tigres Del Norte. The Zeta magazine was resulting in numerous threats and attacks against its staff, while Ortiz was assassinated in 2004, apparently for his coverage of the Tijuana Cartel.

[@sandiego7880]

It’s sad to see that the cartels have taken over Mexico 🇲🇽 vice thank you for always risking your life to bring us the viewers this amazing content. Keep up the great work and may god bless you all.

[@IncredibleIceCastle]

They would be powerless if drugs were decriminalized tomorrow and regulated by our failed state, the US

[@Ms666slayer]

They actually haven't, they control some areas, butn not the whole countrym the reason for that is that the goverment lets them, there's a really good podcast with an ex special forces in which he explains that of the Mexican goverment wanted to end the cartels they could, but is obvious they are getting paid to let them work, only when the cartels over step they boundaries the goverment does something, like when the CJNG recently took control of pretty much the state of Michoacan literally like in 1 month the army retake control of most of the state and righ now is returning to the old status quo of i loet you operate but don't get crazy, also when los Zetas became super big an dangerous the goverment dismatle them, so yeah the Army and teh goverment have the capacity of just end this crap but maqn the money is so good so they don't do it.

[@seanhollway4774]

Cowards are taken over the U.S. now

[@mcchicken5039]

1st part of title: omg 😱 2nd part of title: oh 😑

[@jbmjbm6092]

This is something I haven’t seen lately in Vice. Great reporting.

[@melbourne-heat.69-71]

I'm from the United States I go to Mexico every year since 2004, I go to small little towns to have something to eat the people are always so friendly walk the streets & beaches at night I've been deep sea fishing about five different times I've been to different towns that sell jewelry and other souvenirs where people are outside with the machine guns and handguns..As a Vietnam veteran I treat people the way they treat me never had one issue no matter where I went..Will I keep going sure why not I'm not doing anything wrong why should I be afraid..

[@GigaChadlovesandcares]

Well said Melbourne

[@rigolosal1066]

Vice news brilliance for covering this topic and my uttermost respect to the real Mexican journalists.

[@TEN89_jburney]

Condolences to Margarito friends and family.

[@beachboy13600]

Just make all drugs legal.....stop this bullshit

[@choco-une]

Too late for that

[@animegod2608]

Drugs ain't the problem

[@wanoomar2661]

Huge respect for mexico journalist

[@YoungEli9]

It takes courage to get rid of corruption, you must show the bad guys who Batman is

[@bobthebuilderfixingyourgir7092]

Its to late for a batman in Mexico my dude

[@Jensth]

@@bobthebuilderfixingyourgir7092 Mexico is cursed due its geographical location between USA and South America. No Batman can change it.

[@niara6]

"our heads have price" That line made me sad 😔