Mexican National Guard hasn't stop violence in Mexico

[@trururu4739]

The national guard isn't suppose to be the solution itself, but an instrument to both: the federal government and to the security of each state to help end violence. Every Mexican state is like the US states: they both have governors and its own laws and they decided what to do in matters of health, debt, and security. And as we know, there is a block of governors against Mexican president's policy and some of them they don't even go to the daily security meetings with federal government, so even there are reasons why some governors what to keep up the numbers that high. So many dirty businesses between politics and criminals were crushed after AMLO's arrival to the presidency

[@elcentauro1602]

they didn't say anything about the fire arms made in USA that this criminals used to kill and fight against the government that comes from DEA agents.

[@darksoul-nk4fg]

They didn't mention that cuz will expose usa as the real criminals they will never allow it

[@diegomartinez5461]

But the numbers are high even on MORENA's states... Tabasco is mentioned here and we can also see the rise of crime there: Morelos (Morena alliance) and even Mexico City are examples, why would their numbers remain high and also go higher? What dirty business? oh between politicians and businesses? like the ones with Obrador's brother? or with his cousin? And that block of governors have the states that bring almost 50% of the GDP, yet, they recieve less than de 50% of the federal budget, which means they are operating at a loss when working with the goverment. Oh yeah, let's get into health, thanks god states can inforce necessary facemasks, because i'm sure the federal government isn't doing that

[@emirbujaidar831]

@@diegomartinez5461 don't lie, the worst problems are in Jalisco, Guanajuato, Michoacan, Chihuahua and Sinaloa

[@enriquealvarado9938]

And many more people have died ever since he got to power. "It's the opposition's fault!" Morenistas cry out.

[@CCBThunder]

USA don't stop sending weapons and ammo ilegally to Mex, also the lack controlled weaponry market w/o enough registration seems perfect for illegal bussiness, the never end story

[@ColaxGamer]

is stupid how at his start trump really focus on immigration and not stop cartel smuggling drugs and getting money out of there bussines and running mexico in this way in violence with buying guns

[@gamingthisera6339]

@@ColaxGamer mexico should allow civilians have guns without restrictions like the US, as far as I know, criminals do not follow law, soo let the people equip themselves with the best weapons to protect themselves

[@GHOST-zy3ji]

Is funny how you are blaming other country for Mexico ineptitude to stop the cartels

[@carlosnot4682]

Most of the weapons purchased by the cartels come from Central and South America. Others are just stolen from the military themselves m

[@stevemill8959]

No not the millions of Mexicans with duel citizenships buying guns to re sell for money because that don’t happen 🙄

[@edb4033]

You can't fix in a couple of years what has been done for decades. Misleading title.

[@puraLusa]

Do you think it's fixable?

[@grabrielgrena9466]

@@puraLusa tax the activity, decrease the violence.

[@puraLusa]

@@grabrielgrena9466 they already pay tax it's called government oficial corruption 😂. They also pay taxes when they laundry the money. The violence is because of competition not legality.

[@grabrielgrena9466]

@@puraLusa that's not a tax that's a cut, if the activity is regulated world wide, the monopoly ends, yes people will still behave like beasts, like with the Avocados and Nuts in Mexico, but then the activity will not be as attractive as is right now, prices will fall, and there will be true competition.

[@puraLusa]

@@grabrielgrena9466 People would die of "accidents" all over the world. Democratic elected governments will never go for that.

[@gregrodriguez4708]

I think mexico is way better then what it was 15 years ago

[@geediosman6415]

Cap

[@ginger_wasian4206]

No THE CARTELS FXCKING RUN THE COUNTRY NOW THEY HAVE GAINED MORE POWER

[@tinogarcia2094]

American. .....don't believe all this BS propaganda...I live in the usa more than 25 yerar...and with this president.....we have hope.......I can tell you that the neoliberalism is dying in Mexico....we know who's is our enemy...

[@tinogarcia2094]

@@ginger_wasian4206 ...gringos cartels?

[@enriquealvarado9938]

How can it be better? The cartels are more powerful than ever and the government is weaker with every passing year!

[@diegomartinez6988]

Of course not, just like the US military has not stop the Taliban in Afghanistan

[@cyantadeo975]

Fr and I’ve seen a lot of my paisanos saying that the US army would get rid of the cartels when they can’t even get rid of the Taliban🤣

[@diegomartinez6988]

@@cyantadeo975 exactly

[@mexicoliving4492]

Here in the town that i live in mexico, the national guard just arrests petty criminals and drunk people off the street. When the cartel does a crime like murder, they are no where to be seen. Its very sad.

[@xolomtz3568]

Y tu goberladron lo defiendes por cobarde .. por que no quieren cambio .. eres borolistas .,!

[@elcentauro1602]

do you have anything on the fire arms made in USA,that this criminals used that come from DEA agents, and got here across the border between Mexico and US. thank you great news channel.

[@joedoe8655]

Ofcourse AR 15’s .45 .40 5.7 and AK!!!!!!

[@alexguerra122]

A very poor "journalisms"! Never mention the real information that precedes and in consequence create the actions. Never ask the right questions, let alone the ignorance of the subject!

[@carlosparedes1556]

It's a socialist communist controlled journalistic medium

[@Wintry_Jasmine]

Hw can u stop violence when you have the erratic & neighbor?

[@mayconluiz479]

Então porque o canada não é violento, isso é culpa da cultura assassina do méxico

[@petereyes6294]

@@mayconluiz479 Israel is the regime of satan 6 6 6

[@mayconluiz479]

@tejano151 vocês Idólatra a morte, méxico é bem pior que o Brasil

[@mayconluiz479]

@tejano151 A taxa de homicídio no Brasil cai muito, O novo governo esta Acabando com a farra dos governos anteriores

[@realitychecker1298]

@tejano151 5 years ago you left a comment saying Colombian footage was being shown on the news. You were wrong. It was Mexican footage with the Jalisco state flag draped on a coffin.

[@f3rnando00]

How is it stopping? If u.s is the number 1 consumer of drugs in the world. BOTH legal & illegal that's the real question.

[@luisvilla799]

That's bs thing to say very true but it's like saying its McDonald's fault I'm fat that's why its bs it's one of those fallacy things

[@f3rnando00]

@@luisvilla799 Your example is childish. Is supply & demand as long as there is a demand there will be supply. That's on anything.

[@luisvilla799]

@@f3rnando00 no mames if drugs were legalized today it would not stop cartels dude they would still traffic of guns, humans, and do other illicit activities such as prostitution, extortion, kidnapping, it's the my peoples idiotic cultural

[@f3rnando00]

@@luisvilla799 who say anything about legalization. kid is supply & demand regardless legal or illegal

[@luisvilla799]

@@f3rnando00 I completely understand supply and demand what I'm telling that you dont understand, because its USA fault they like drugs, as you stated if it was legalized today, in USA nothing would change in Mexico so not a indirect fault of USA because USA likes drugs it the culture of Mexico look they have a narco culture now that is how stupid my people are

[@3lrancho]

It hasnt worked because we as mexicans dont want to stop doing things the easy way

[@madcrabber1113]

Prohibition has never worked so....

[@grabrielgrena9466]

Tax drugs, decrease the problem

[@arturog2hernandez995]

Actually Mexico national guard have stop and taken down alot of cartel in some parts of Mexico but the problem is the cartel is growing and causing more people to died in this war on drugs

[@maxamillionese8519]

This Suck .. Damn if we do and Damn we don’t .. but we can’t give up . Viva Mexico... Viva Almo

[@puraLusa]

Your basicly in a continuous civil war and the big looser is the comon Joe.

[@jorgenava5466]

No mames rita

[@puraLusa]

@@jorgenava5466 what's a mame?

[@jorgenava5466]

No mames haha te la mamaste.

[@puraLusa]

@@jorgenava5466 ha ha ha muy interesante. Eso es chiste de escuela de tu pais?

[@mrsalwaysrightforever6283]

There are many things the government has to do before this, this is just putting a band aid on a deeper cut; also the United States has to help by doing something to stop the demand of drugs from the USA citizens

[@eddiemendoza6304]

Cut the demand. As long as someone has a want for illegal drugs someone will fill it whether its mexico or some other country

[@carlosparedes1556]

Mexico is a great consumer itself ask the plaza bosses who pay sicarios with drugs for their personal use and to pedal on the streets

[@rogertamez802]

My goodness they never had a national guard before

[@MotherAmerica-ci1uu]

🇲🇽🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@thec.i.a7466]

Wheres father America

[@Elitecommando501]

North America baby

[@tinogarcia2094]

Never......mexico will never be a part of usa or Canada.....never...fu your north american union..

[@hectormolina7908]

Nexos, as critical as they are (in a good way) do not realize that the war is a reality, militarization is necessary.

[@Venom213Jp]

Well as long as corruption exists nothing will change in Mexico there’s to many people involved so as long as that lives Mexico will never change

[@hbbjiubgvdtgjbiblkbj]

And as long as the neighbors keep buying drugs and pointing the finger north. Gotta stop demand to end supply.

[@loki_anonymous_0249]

This is BS I live in Mexico and we are not terrify.

[@puraLusa]

The numbers are big thou. 28000 murders in 1 year is more than some countries at war.

[@grabrielgrena9466]

We are not terrified but you cant not ever achieve a full economical potential on fear of being killed

[@enriquealvarado9938]

You can't speak for everyone here, you don't know how bad some people have it

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

The question is WHY WAS GUZMAN NOT KILLED?! Why is he still alive?

[@guillermohudson8316]

Thats not your problem

[@july9566]

My theory is the need to get rid of the federal police , GN is a good step, but the federal police is too corrupt, the army and the GN want nothing to do with them .

[@thaynamite]

GN is the same then any other unit ... makes no difference ...

[@edc_menace28]

🇲🇽🤝🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦

[@martianfromspace8292]

the u.s and mexico should build a wall on mexicos southern border

[@elcamaradapeghechairuslowp4138]

Nah! it will be better to build it around the banana narco-republic of Florida

[@SobaOfPulaski]

@@elcamaradapeghechairuslowp4138 that and California since that is where the highest demand for drugs in the U.S. comes from.

[@enriquehuerta2789]

Im am Mexican living in México, and I support the wall.

[@coldmexican288]

@@enriquehuerta2789 no seas mamon. Aquí en Estados Unidos te odian los gueros por tu color y quieren una pared para que no entren más gente cafe al país y tu aya en México quieres una pared para que no entren guatemaltecos... estamos de cabeza. Las paredes no funcionan torpe

[@grabrielgrena9466]

@@coldmexican288 y aqui en Mexico no quieren a los pochos, que ironia no?

[@mandalorian3613]

Mexico’s president is soft

[@BoRerunn]

Yes it does

[@robby9304]

Less narcoguardia nacional more selfdefence with guns, por favor.

[@thaynamite]

thank you ! well said !!

[@grabrielgrena9466]

*Regulate drugs and prostitution world wide or summit the people by force at a great cost!*

[@ImJustAoperator]

Navy seals could have done better

[@GHOST-zy3ji]

Please Green Berets or Rangers is the way to go

[@ImJustAoperator]

@@GHOST-zy3ji the untied states should send in seal team six or marsoc to take down the cartels

[@GHOST-zy3ji]

Here is the big issue México does have the military power to stop or make the cartels settle down But the big issue comes from above the political corruption is horrible and won’t let the Mexican military do their job

[@tenochmexica1757]

CGTN who you working for?? I sense an agenda in your reporting tone.....

[@thec.i.a7466]

We all know when he said the federals were in it we it would be corrupt

[@carlosparedes1556]

Mexico itself is a big consumer of its own products the lockdowns have revealed this fact that cartels began fighting for turf inside Mexico's bustling neighborhoods to supplement their dwindling income caused by the lock down

[@armandomartinez628]

TOTALLY AGREE WITH ALEX GUERRA

[@CypherpunkCyberpunkEdgerunners]

Yes, Guardians, Are They’re Mote Advanced.

[@patreidcocolditzcastle632]

How can you fix Mexico.such a warm culture a bueatiful place and now it’s a failed state like totally failed.the normal people pay a huge price with all the violence.if we want to lay blame I say the war on drugs has been devastating to Latin America.

[@armandomartinez628]

MISLEADING DISINFORMATION TILE TOTALLY AGREE WITH (EDB MARTINEZ)

[@yonatanrivera848]

Hasn’t Stopped

[@JuanGarcia-ir2mt]

Instead of criticizing maybe USA should jump and help out I mean if they really want the drugs coming in.

[@georgebanuelos1]

For people defending the new president as a current resident of Mexico I’ve gotta say Lopez obrador is one of the worst presidents Mexico has had to date. His inaction is just as worst as his policies

[@amparocruz951]

That has to be one of the Most Ridiculous claims I’ve ever heard “Worst Presidents”?! 🤦🏾‍♂️😂

[@andariegodelmundo7688]

More guardias paid by the cartels...

[@anonymousanonymous629]

Be for real! Use all that forces to attack the cartel!

[@chilangousa8837]

Puras pendejadas. No solo es del presidente el trabajo si no tambien del pueblo.

[@CypherpunkCyberpunkEdgerunners]

Oh, Wwe Will Gill.

[@chilangousa8837]

Todo ese problema no es de un dia es de years

[@danielgriffin8132]

The president doesn't matter

[@contractorvegas5384]

CGTN America is an ignorant channel, Guardia Nacional has helped but can't fix in a couple of years what took so much power for decades and with sponsorship from the USA by means of consumption and fire arms provider

[@villainOsama25]

The national guard there is an embarrassment to the law enforcement community

[@riickk281]

They can't clean up 15 years of madness in one year the president is doing the best

[@foreverstrong693]

All levels of government are in on the DopeGame🤣

[@exia00z57]

lol but remember who consumes and pays for that dope ;D

[@thaynamite]

exactly , protected by all different kind of official units ... and sometimes some countries even do a little bit of war ....

[@HectorLopez-dl2hi]

GN esta haciendo lo suyo,quieren que paren la violencia.Empiecen por su casa cada Mexicano ahi que bajarle a la ignoracia y prepotencia.

[@enriquealvarado9938]

Eso es literalmente lo más estúpido que he leído, es exactamente la misma estupidez que dice el presidente: "Vamos a pedirle amablemente al Cartel de Sinaloa que por favor ya no mate a nadie"

[@1p4142136]

cryptocurrency will end their game

[@JoseSilva-hf1cp]

Baa

[@4Realkevv]

Lol 😂 bro wtf have the americans come in

[@hbbjiubgvdtgjbiblkbj]

They would love that, bring peace, freedom and security to a country... Ahh where did I hear that before.... they did a great job in Afghanistan didn't they ?

[@lenny2226]

Go at it like Duarte in Philippines. That is the only way.

[@geediosman6415]

Yeah. Drug consumption Just Rider in the Philipines and exzrajudicial killings are more then stupid

[@traksngats9312]

I’ve literally watched the NG help migrants cross on multiple occasions

[@eddiemendoza6304]

Sure you have

[@armandomartinez628]

A very poor "journalisms"! Never mention the real information that precedes and in consequence create the actions. Never ask the right questions, let alone the ignorance of the subject!