Mexico Is About to Get Rich (All parts)

[@PikeProductions23]

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[@Orozco_PNW]

I'm ready to watch it! I feel like there is much to explain this time around?

[@jordancastaneda7027]

Is the a re-uploaded video?

[@millenials_best]

I subscribed! Commence binging!

[@nightwatcher0305]

THIS DUDE., NAILED IT IN THE ENTIRE VIDEO. on of the most complete geo political videos including mexican gov and geo politics ever

[@VladisMendoza]

Yes please! Very interesting!!!

[@inigoromon1937]

From Spain, Viva México. It is high time Mexico occupies the place it deserves for its talented, hard working people. With enough time, stability and some institutional reforms, Mexico can easlily overtake anyone.

[@antonius.martinus]

Thank you. Even if many Mexicans don't like to admit it, we are what we are now not only thanks to our indigenous roots, but to our Spanish roots as well. Mexico is our mother, but Spain was our father, making Mexicans and Spanish people brothers and sisters 🇲🇽🇪🇸

[@tonybambino1445]

Hello, I'm a Mexican engineer who recently graduated, it's amazing the kind of growth we're having, in a couple of months two factories were built around my own workplace, with many more to come. I've worked for german, canadian, and US companies who have a factories here. We have a bright future ahead for the Mexican industry.

[@ROVA00]

Sadly, companies are only moving to Mexico because they can pay their workers low wages, even engineers. The company I work for here in the USA has offices and factories in Mexico and the engineers make less than 10% of the salary the USA counterparts and far less benefits. Also, there is still the problem of discrimination against Mexican people of indigenous heritage. Worst of all, most of the profits will be reserved for the already wealthy Mexican oligarchs and company leaders outside of Mexico. This is before even mentioning the massive cartel problem. I personally know two people that have been kidnapped for ransom. One that was murdered when they robbed his shop only two weeks after opening. I have a wealthy cousin who is so threatened that he paid a lot of money to bullet-proof his family car. If Mexicans won’t do anything about corrupt politicians and the cartels, there will be no prosperity for the majority of Mexicans.

[@tonybambino1445]

@@ROVA00 I agree to your points, I experience almost none, since I live in one of the top 5 safest cities in Mexico, ofc employment is leaving the US to lower wages here, even so there is a rising middle class because of these jobs, I believe I'm being payed well, as well as my peers, I've got free healthcare, and I'm insured as well, I could get better benefits in the USA ofc, I would like to eventually work there. For now I believe my job is okay

[@almagoh8436]

@@ROVA00 Don't lie. Wages are in the rise and will continue to rise in the next presidential term.

[@ROVA00]

@@almagoh8436 Who the fk are you to call me a liar?

[@Argead]

​@@ROVA00 the vast majority of industries and factories that exist in Mexico are not Mexican. those are american mainly, and japanese, german, south korean, etc

[@carlosbasurto429]

Mexico is already extremely wealthy. The issue here is not the wealth but the distribution of said wealth

[@ilikewesties2753]

No most do not really know how to generate wealth and a lot of the development of the rural areas are shit, said distribution of said wealth happen the reality it will be a temporary fix for most and it will create a believe that daddy government is responsible for people being miserable now does that mean that some rich people in Mexico aren't shit, no they definitely are, but one wrong does not make another wrong right after all "el que no transa no avanza"

[@chaoswitch1974]

That's always been the problem. Now the US has the same problem.

[@SharpObserver1A]

NO, Mexico is not wealthy, the Elite is, and has always been, a normal regular person working only makes enough money to buy a Big Mac a day. Period. no soda , no fries.

[@idkcloudy]

That’s why infrastructure investments have been mostly focused in the south which has been historically poorer

[@shiner8375]

The cartels are making good money. Pfffft

[@JosephSolisAlcaydeAlberici]

I hope Mexico will reach out to Asia through the Philippines to revive the so-called Manila-Acapulco galleon trade because Mexico needs to have its foothold on the other side of the globe - East and Southeast Asia.

[@mikeyrose4183]

Clever idea.

[@itzelouise8714]

👏👏👏

[@shiner8375]

Chinese and Russia are the ones making influence in Mexico.

[@JosephMarquez-pj9dp]

We were talking about this when I was in college 1972. Mexico and Asia have so much to offer eachother. The Japanese took the first step.

[@NOMOone]

Mexico is too smart to waste time with a country that celebrates Christmas 365 days a year.

[@Rulex5]

I'm part of the Mexican high-end workforce and I can confirm the info of this video is spot on. We might still have criminal cartel issues and corruption but those are vastly overshadowed by the advantages of this country and by the hearts of our people 🇲🇽

[@checolate9680]

What is high end? Explain plz.

[@floridiantv]

The more jobs is created in Mexico less people will be in need to work in the cartels

[@Rulex5]

@@checolate9680 Hi, "high-end" defines as of very good quality and usually expensive so I basically mean that it's a comment coming from someone who was fortunate enough to have a higher education and a decent income, something I hope all my people will get to have one day and make a life not just a living.

[@David_Mesh]

casi no se ve tu arrogancia amigo! no más de aquí a Saturno

[@Aj-yu6ec]

mexico is a wasteland

[@yairreyes9288]

I'm mexican and damn this is the one of the best documentaries I've seen so far in my life, amazing work

[@David_Mesh]

ni te ilusiones rey, sólo el estado mexicano será más rico a costa de tu esclavitud. hay un 80% de probabilidades de que no ganes más de 8mil pesos al mes, trabajes alrededor de 48 horas o más a la semana y tu descanso solo 1 y encima rolado entre semana

[@Mexico-mi-amor]

@@David_Meshmejoraremos! Como China empezamos débiles y pobres, pero nos haremos ricos! Remplazaremos a China como la factoría del mundo y nos volveremos ricos! Viva MEXICO!!!

[@Mexico-mi-amor]

@@David_Meshsi el estado se vuelve más rico, la calidad de vida mejorará, la verdad es que solo queda rezar que Mexico sace sus alas y vuele hacia arriba en todas las graficas económicas y de calidad de vida.

[@David_Mesh]

@@saus675 jajaja y tú de dónde chingados eres? a tí quien te habló?

[@David_Mesh]

@@saus675 use a translator. then come here to talk about something related to the comment. meanwhile you can go to shave your perineum. thanks

[@waterym1449]

Mexico, gentle as the monarch butterfly. Powerful as eagle and jaguar warriors. No doubt, it’s on the rise to power. Viva Mexico!

[@ArizonaSonora1]

One of the hardest work forces on earth

[@q-tip5801]

Cringe

[@edas1315]

@@q-tip5801 seethe

[@tuckerbugeater]

Meme

[@ROVA00]

@@q-tip5801”cringe”, said the guy with the little pony profile pic

[@joaquinnevarez2509]

Though I was born in united states In california I’m a Mexican descendent so I’m very happy that my country of origin is almost becoming a wealthy country

[@Maddie9185]

Mexico is beautiful and it’s people are some of the nicest and most welcoming people.

[@sergioc.7910]

Thank you Maddie

[@edgarromero7962]

I like your crash introduction to the Modern History of Mexico. Despite some blindspots here and there, it is the best video I've seen in English summarizing the Modern History of Mexico.

[@YouGotOptions2]

Viva Mexico!!! I'm African American and am also a leagal resident of Mexico!!!! The people are COOL AF!!!!!

[@Missle1001]

Question, would you say you face more racism/discrimination in the USA or Mexico?

[@a1-tk9ic]

​@@Missle1001Mexico does not have racist DNA in them, like English or German for instance.English and there descendants loved slavery and did genocide to the natives, KKK etc. Germans , Nazi, Holocaust etc

[@Teresa-y7t]

@Missle1001 This is the problem with a lot of USA Blacks. This gentleman, who is African American, says he is happy in Mexico. Mentions that the ppl are cool said nothing about race or racism. The first thing that comes out of the other person is about looking for racism. The gentleman who is happy in Mexico is from the better angels of the USA Black community. I see Black grandparents in Mexican museums teaching their grandchildren about other cultures in a very respectful way. Encouraging those kids to learn other cultures and languages. There is too much concentration on differences in the USA and not enough concentration on common goals as a nation. The Indigenous, Meztizos were enslaved themselves, in fact 100 to one, compared to the African. There is no elite group of slaves in Mexico and South America. They are all in the same boat. The political environment is not filled with race and religion. It's different.

[@sidehustlers336]

Lol. They US is all about race and differences. Try place too much value in those things. ​@@Missle1001

[@spurs5677]

Awuevo

[@theknifedude1881]

This is one of the longest videos I’ve ever watched. Sometimes I’ll listen to one while I’m at the gym, but I watched and enjoyed this one straight through.

[@HectorFuentesTV]

Amazing video. Thank you for all of the effort you’ve put on this documentary. This is the most comprehensive analysis I’ve seen in such a compressed timeline. I am a college educated professional who’s grandfather fought the Mexican revolution and I myself lived throughout several decades, a large amount of the situations described so well by you. I will share this with my kids in order to try to get them as excited as I am with the Mexican miracle we are seeing unfolding in real time. This is very helpful. Thanks again

[@betterthanducttape5083]

This is probably the third video I've ever commented on and I do watch a lot of KZbin. This is a fantastic video, especially considering it's length. I had personal interruptions and had to watch it in chunks but I didn't have any issues picking up where I left off in the subject matter. Thank you for showing so much of the beautiful land of Mexico. I hadn't before seen any images that are comparable. I now feel like I understand Mexico much more than ever before. Anything I had ever been told or learned of Mexico seemed ambiguous without giving any idea about their peoples perspective and drive.

[@rmar1957]

Tradition & family values are very strong here. Also, the elderly aren't locked up in asylums while family members with means let them rot there so they're not burdened.

[@donsea-z3s]

don't b fooled Mexicans let other things rot as well !

[@gups4963]

My mother is in Hospice and I am taking care of her now. I live in North Texas and am about as white as it gets. This issue wont hit mexico for a couple more generation, but Mexico already has a declining birth rate. That will be what does it, I hope you all find a better solution as it is horrible hoe much nursing homes are used

[@lesliea.7174]

@@gups4963every country at this point has a low birth rate. The 4B Movement, started in S. Korea is hitting hard. Just a simple google search you’ll see this is a Global issue from S. Korea to Japan, Italy, China, U.S. and México to name a few. Women want more leverage in maternity leave, more maternity leave incentives that work around our children and more affordable childcare education. We live in a man’s world. Yet, we women hold the reproductive responsibilities with little to none return incentives.

[@ROVA00]

If family values were so important, Mexico wouldn’t have a cartel problem. And people take care of their parents because they have no other option… most can’t afford a retirement home. You can talk all you want about “family values” but why does it matter when everyone still treats everyone else like garbage.

[@Diskaria]

What do you mean? Domestic abuse is still way too common in this country.

[@rmar1957]

Im very thankful to Mexico & mexican people for making my retirement fruitful & full of action, friends, & future... I'm back to cycling, eating a wider selection of foods vía improved health, & trying my hand at ranching... i could never do what i'm doing if i stayed north. As a resident over 65, i automatically get "free" hospital emergency visits with after care. People ate generous & courteous. And if i find myself broke, bc i have an income @ 1300/month & animal feed isnt cheap, my credit is good with many vendors... No cards, no IOU notes. Just the word.

[@pathslesstrampled9906]

I just did a six week roadtrip from one end of Mexico to the other and back. What a fantastic country. Got my Mexican residency.

[@mjulianlee]

Me too

[@Anthonybeckham7]

How dangerous is that?

[@cecilioportugal2311]

​@@Anthonybeckham7far less than you country

[@viperx7262]

I have no doubt mexico is going to rise as a great power.

[@PrimericanIdol]

Next thing you know, NATO will be inviting Mexico to join.

[@exceedinc]

@@PrimericanIdol - then kick ‘em out next month for not paying their bill 😉

[@PrimericanIdol]

​@@exceedinc if that was the case, most of Europe would be gone by now.

[@PrimericanIdol]

@LeonardoPisano-sn2lp Tell that to Japan and the Yakuza.

[@PrimericanIdol]

@LeonardoPisano-sn2lp There is, especially in the past.

[@davidalejandrobejaranobazan]

Really nice video, worth sharing. Thanks a lot! Greetings from Monterrey.

[@theloniousMac]

I thoroughly enjoyed this and it filled in a very large gap in my public education. More please. I'm off to share it.

[@deborahthompson3213]

Unfortunately he is educating incorrectly. Mexico has been rich in resources we just in the United States stole.

[@tuckerbugeater]

What did we steal from them

[@exceedinc]

@@tuckerbugeater - King Taco

[@uruetadas4995]

Bastante bien informado sobre mi país Mexico , no encontré ninguna información tergiversada, es un video perfecto, lo vi todo de principio a fin, saludos desde Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico.

[@colemanjr]

This video sheds much light on how the Mexican economy is a real powerhouse on the World's stage. It also shows just how much you CAN'T trust the main media from ANY country, they tell us what they want us to see not what is actually happening. What we need to do in North America is strengthen our relationships between all 3 of us and, if possible, bring in more worthy countries in the Americas.

[@exceedinc]

and use one currency called the “Amer” 😉

[@carlitoscarlitos7576]

Sounds just about right, but Americo bespucio never called Americas. But America one whole continent.

[@IxtlanDelRio]

@@exceedincAmero

[@albertmendez3086]

The best documentary on Mexico I have seen.

[@marycooper8385]

What about the cartel?

[@marycooper8385]

So many poor the wealth is not distributed evenly.what about them?

[@frankdelatorre8273]

This is the best documentary about Mexico I have seen Thank you

[@gregjohnson7270]

I was already a subscriber, but I'm not sure if I've left a comment before. I recently moved to Rosarito Beach in Baja Ca about 30 minutes south of San Diego, CA. So, your video was especially of interest to me. Thanks for your well researched and insightful video.

[@drs]

My grandpa was a cristero and he even went to prison for ringing the bells of a temple in Guadalajara

[@Diskaria]

Pos entre más religiosos más cercas están de sacarte a la calle por ninguna razón. Ten mucho cuidado.

[@Diskaria]

No dejes que controlen tu forma de pensar o vivir, tú eres tu propio individuo y tú debes hacer tus propias decisiones.

[@drs]

@@Diskaria se murió en 2009 y mi papá (su hijo) y yo salimos ateos a mas no poder Jajaj a mi papá si casi lo corren pero a mi ya no me tocó eso por suerte

[@anatemai]

La guerra cristera fue en el Bajío y el occidente, no en el resto del país. México separó la iglesia del Estado desde 1857 con Juárez y desde entonces es una república laica.

[@aldocabrera3862]

Very complete video. As a person who’s lived in US and Mexico I can say this documentary is completely solid. Keep it up. Nice work.

[@JohanSalvattore]

I'm Mexican born and raised only until the age of 14, while I did good in school there (Guadalajara), the knowledge I had of the rise of my country wasn't too extensive. Your documentary definitely expanded my brain, thank you this.

[@overk1llz]

I did the reverse I was born in California and went back to my moms Pueblo of Moyotepec. 😂

[@luisd7706]

This is the most informative video I have ever seen about Mexico. Covered every single issue from the beginning, and how it has translated to the socio economics of the Mexicans. Every single minute of this video fits like a glove in the history of Mexico. I'm very baffled how you are able to understand Mexico, because I was part of it in the 90s. CHEERS! I'm sharing this to my friends who still see Mexico as a negative part of their culture.

[@alberto_kanin]

love this! each minute.. gracias bro!

[@Delasernafamily]

Wow, what a video? Massive amount of video clips. I bet it took about 6 months to make this video. Great job.

[@ApriliaRacer14]

Lived and worked in Mexico City for 4 years as an American expat. I was a Infrastructure technical advisor to the Mexican Government building Mexico City’s new international airport until it was sadly (politically) canceled. Remarried a local girl and would return to Mexico in heartbeat. Absolutely love Mexico!!!!! Mexico will become an economic tiger but as many countries experience government often gets in the way of prosperity. ❤️ 🇲🇽

[@danielag6900]

We call them immigrants here in México 🫵🏻

[@yourheroes5874]

You’re an immigrant bro. If Americans can call me alien or immigrant. Then you are an alien and immigrant in my home country

[@ApriliaRacer14]

@@yourheroes5874 Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more INFORMAL noun a person who lives outside their native country. "a British expat who's been living in Amsterdam for 14 years" adjective denoting or relating to a person living outside their native country. "Gregg is an expat Australian"

[@ApriliaRacer14]

@@yourheroes5874 I did not immigrate rather had a temp work visa for a specific infrastructure program.

[@danielag6900]

@@ApriliaRacer14 Got it, the US is full of mexican expats then 👍🏻

[@tech.noir83]

My grampa was kid during the Great Depression and lived on the USA-Mexico border (on the Mexican side on a small rural farmstead) and says that Americans would cross into Mexico and beg for food. He said that at first Mexicans did give them food but as more Americans continued to come people started to chase them away. My grampa said a lot of it was due to language barrier, Americans sometimes would just walk straight into his home kitchen and start eating, imagine this happening several times and you could understand things got violent. Also in a patriarchal orientated Mexican family (specially back then) the idea of strange men entering ones home with wives and daughters, it violated Mexican mens sense of honor, especially since rumors of not only taking food but of Americans men also raping Mexican women became widespread. My great-grandfather and grandfather would be armed at all times during those years and would give food but at the boundary of their farmlands and being completely on guard.

[@slenderforgood]

Wow.

[@MACQJR]

Wow. Great story. Share more

[@conejosuaste9334]

Wow

[@conejosuaste9334]

As aMexican I will always share that is mi culture

[@DonaldBurns-co7sg]

Your story sounds like bs to me. America was never looking handouts from Mexico. Mentiroso!

[@carlenaponce9205]

Informative and beautifully written.

[@designlabMX]

Very good documentary Amigo! love the dramatic/funny accent in the voice.

[@JorgeMartinez-dh7nc]

Lol my guy why you blur the Angel's of independence bonkers 😂😂 00:13

[@Gurusum6]

Chichis not chochos

[@lordzodiak1575]

The word starts with g and ends with y

[@ryanrodriguez1234]

Dude, I gotta say, this is the first video I’ve seen from you, and it is pure gold. Super informative and interesting, but also just as entertaining with its own unique charm. Keep them coming!

[@BCHonea]

I have a deep love for Mexico. I have been enjoying the outdoors there for decades, ever since I was a boy. I’m a Texan thru and thru but married a Texan girl whose parents are Mexican. We are very lucky to have a family compound in Oaxaca

[@tuckerbugeater]

What does it mean to be a Texan

[@exceedinc]

@@tuckerbugeater - to wear boots, hat, and say “yeeee haaaa”

[@johannwolf1]

glorious nature here... esp Sierra Madre Sur to the coast

[@christopherherbert2407]

Definitely, the current economic instability is causing a lot of concern. With factors like trade tensions and fluctuating markets, it's hard to predict what's coming next

[@rodgertim2881]

And the pandemic has only exacerbated things. It's led to disruptions in supply chains and forced many businesses to shut down temporarily or even permanently

[@V.stones]

That's true. And the ripple effects of these disruptions are felt worldwide. It's not just one country's problem; it affects everyone

[@ericbergman7546]

The massive government stimulus packages implemented to combat the pandemic's economic impact could have long-term consequences, like inflation

[@sebastiaanthijn7982]

One of my major problems with a decentralized system is that governments did not want it. Not that it's was not possible but it was just unlikely, I personally believe the government began to bring the hammer down on Bitcoin, because it attacks their ability to mismanage the currency, now it's a different story

[@AliciaCrone]

Inflation is definitely a concern. It can erode people's purchasing power and make it harder for businesses to operate profitably

[@caldooo]

You forgot to speak about the united states intervention since the foundation of México 💁

[@carlosa.9533]

It is at the beggining of the video

[@escodream]

Need this in Spanish. This is a free education course thank you 🙏🏽

[@jframirez1982]

You are so ignorant. Please please if you want to know about Geopolitics especially from Mexico listen to Professor Jalife

[@alrent2992]

Touch the screen. Upper right-click on captions. Or settings. Select Spanish.

[@celenebalvaneda4848]

@escodream Arriba en la esquina del lado derecho de este video hay una imagen de una tuerca, tócale allí y se abren opciones, escoge la que dice subtítulos y te van a aparecer opciones de los idiomas, escoge auto traductor y allí ya te salen todos los idiomas en los que se puede traducir el video, escoge español y listo !

[@carlosi7026]

NO, learn english.

[@tatiii2679]

@@carlosi7026bih how you comment “learn English” in an informative video about MEXICO 💀…

[@gabrieltavarez7902]

Mexico is rich with it's well loved culture all around the world 🌎❤🇲🇽

[@pat.l.h.2730]

Amazing food, they invented the taco. 🌮🌮🌮

[@tuckerbugeater]

Nope

[@camilleonlychild4043]

Very informative and entertaining video. I loved it! Subscribed!

[@patrickahearn3256]

This was a great video, but it was more of a pep talk. I am an 11 year permanent resident of Mexico, and I speak fluent spanish as a result of being born in Venezuela seventy-five years ago. For me, the biggest omission therre was no mention of the effect of the drug trade in the capital markets and industry of Mexico. Like the other business sectors in Mexico, it deserved mention. I love the history lesson and will forward this video to my friends. Well done!

[@pat.l.h.2730]

As long as Americans remain addicted to drugs the cartels will be kings of the drug trade. Americans keep cartels in business.

[@patrickahearn3256]

En serio 😳, no manches, el teclado en que lo escribí era Inglés. Toma, México, estas feliz? 🤪

[@goingwalkaboutnow]

Wonderfully done. Can’t wait to watch more videos when time allows.

[@VladisMendoza]

Loved the video! Thank you!

[@AngelLoredo53]

Actual great video, from a content creator that knows what they are talking about. Thanks!

[@LA2TJ]

What a funny and captivating way to show Mexico’s history. Thank you for this great video!!! 🇲🇽💪🫡

[@ulisesdominguez7562]

Great job, you didn’t miss any details if you consider the time of the video. You really did the research. I think Mexico will do good with their new president . Thank you very much, looking forward for the next video

[@formulabravium1873]

That was a wild ride. Your narration style puts a lot of suspense into the data. Thanks for making this. Learned about nafta and about the other side of politics.

[@yayacarreno]

🙌🏽 props on this video!! The photos the info the whole thing is an amazing piece! Thank you! Can’t wait to share it with my dad.

[@voyageurization]

Mexico had always been rich but corruption and the bad distribution of the wealth keeps most of the Mexican population behind the line of economical stability.

[@TH4Q1]

So impressed by this! I really appreciate how much time you must've invested in putting so much detail into this video. My Dad taught me a lot of Mexican history, but I didn't know much about the "Lost Decade" and the "Tequila Crisis". Thank you so much, can't wait to see more. You get a like and subscribe : ) Gabriel

[@normaalarcon9100]

I'm from Mexico i really like this video speak well of my present AMLO the best president ever in Mexico we love him❤

[@drew-andresvogt652]

Great job, excellent content and graphics.

[@astro.2029]

Superb video!

[@TheJOK007]

Master...you did an outstanding video. Congrats!!! Greetings from Mexico City

[@user-Jamie218]

Monterrey looks like a picturesque modern city

[@piotrekbt]

Go visit, you will change your mind.

[@SergioLambo777]

Its growing exponentially, its a very well developed city and with lots of things to do. English will not be a problem either (in tourist areas) since a lot of people speak english thanks to the proximity to the US.

[@Contentbyvelasco]

You took your time to make a video about my brave country. I have subscribed

[@aripg359]

The only part I don’t agree with you, is when you compared them to Congo and Afghanistan.

[@a1-tk9ic]

Why?

[@bigjorge863]

Agree

[@alex52595]

He was talking about the geographics . Afghanistan & congo are very mountainous regions

[@bigjorge863]

@@alex52595 lol true

[@Kbarboza94]

They were comparing geography

[@naailahauladin593]

I watched this twice, once alone and once again with my friend. Your narrating style is magnificent! Great content and I absolutely loved the subtle humour throughout. I write in a Mexican English newspaper and would love to interview you for an article. How do we proceed from here?

[@tomtom9184]

Mexico has always been a rich country. The problem has been 500 years of plunder and inequity.

[@shiner8375]

Nope. It’s corruption and cartels.

[@eddyahumada5566]

The Mexican curse is people saying and repeating the same bullshit you just said.

[@fdogarcia443]

wow the best video i have seen of mexico so far!

[@kikirichy48]

Use AI to translate this to Spanish, you would be huge for Spanish speaking viewers, and I want to show this to my parents.

[@greghernandez9359]

Pues traducelos tu guey

[@hamsteronYTxD]

Como va a traducir 2 horas de video ajjaja

[@greghernandez9359]

@@hamsteronYTxD mientras lo reproduce se los puede traducir continuamente.

[@greghernandez9359]

Al ultimo que te valga V. Si se los quiere traducir o no que valga V.

[@kikirichy48]

@@hamsteronYTxD inteligencia artificial. Literal un programa lo hace por ti

[@martin0662]

Great documentary, exceptional work... thank you.

[@eozed]

Our resources are there and we are super rich, now all we need is to protect the last of the true indigenous blood that we have. Some have less than others and we know what happened there. I’m in Texas and really thinking about picking up and moving. I gave up my citizenship up 20 years ago not knowing I could have dual. I work on the upstream side of gas so I shouldn’t have a problem getting a good paying job.Plus I speak Spanish as well.Great job on this video and this is why they want to use the cartels as a way for America to bring in the military. We know their true intentions.

[@chaoswitch1974]

What is that? You're Mexican and Spanish. That ship sailed long ago. The Spanish were your conquistadors. Stop blaming the English for what the Spanish did centuries prior.

[@Prodigious1One]

Wow, profound history. The content reminds me of my course on the History of Mexico at university.

[@ManuelGarcia-th7dv]

43:23 Salinas also privatized a copper mine in Cananea Sonora called La Mexicana, which is the second largest in the world and basically handed it over to German Larrea.

[@The1Tonic]

Very good documentary. 👍🏽 Vamos 🇲🇽 🙌🏽

[@tamadeus7189]

Many thanks for your awesome documentary! Keep up the great work.

[@TheMysteryDriver]

So Mexico needs a canal

[@jordancastaneda7027]

Instead, a railway that runs from Pacific Ocean to the Gulf

[@anthonymedina7266]

@@jordancastaneda7027like the one the president was building from Oaxaca to Tampico?

[@saulortega8633]

I believe it’s in the works

[@Darren-c6u]

MEXICO just inaugurated a Railway from the Pacific Coast to the Gulf of Mexico to move Cargo and Containers competing with the Panama Canal, it also connects with the central Railway that comes up to the USA

[@ItsOnlyFate777]

Already on it. Corredor Interoceánico- Istmo de Tehuantepec.

[@naplesbeachfan]

Great fantastic piece of work. An expose of the history of Mexico that has been so hidden under dark clouds. She may have saved Canada in the agreement, but her shrill shrieks are nothing I ever want to see again thank you for this work.

[@rmar1957]

Decent doc here. Thanks.

[@rdrgz6217]

I love that "Americans" as in USA is not the only America, but everyone born amd descendent from this land in this sode of the world. I wishorw USA and LatinAmerican people had this on their hearts.

[@daviddealba9886]

I believe you are Right .Mexico will /is on an upward swing .my message is don’t mess it up .remember it’s not about having a bunch of stuff .help each other and be patient and forgiving .be the best u can be .my the good lord bless Mexico with abundance and good policy and governance. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ .Amen

[@shiner8375]

They just elected a total left nut job. Nope

[@Cat-bg2ge]

Great, but religion is a choice. Not forced. Don't be like American Evangelicals who want to force their religious belief's on everyone. 😢

[@hectorquintanilla]

Congratulations, as a Mexican I find this video extremely accurate and informative. Great job 🙌

[@parrishmedley]

Great Doc....

[@tarikandtalya]

Such nice work ,I love your dedication to history success.

[@smartduck904]

I love México 💕

[@JuanCubilla-nb3st]

Excellent information 👍👍👍thanks

[@iamstevengarza]

Sounds like Napoleon Dynamite is the narrator 😂

[@cscott0722]

Very informative !!!😊

[@stevefarrugia-dc7qt]

just subscribed from Malta Europe ;)

[@juanmiguelreyesguerr]

Distrust of US is not propaganda. It’s both common sense and objective assessment. Love for the US, on the other hand, is utterly counter-factual propaganda. As for Salinas, he remains the most hated expresident in Mexico. Left the country financially indebted to the US, a huge debt for decades to come.

[@khaiyahwright8686]

Amazing Video ❤

[@jackinthecube]

My boy, i love this content but can you make it into a series so its more watchable? 10-20 minute episodes would be great! Also a spanish version would help me share this with my parents. Someone suggested you use AI to translate it

[@PikeProductions23]

Thanks for the kind words! This video is a megacut of a three part series. Here is the playlist for the original series: kzbin.info/aero/PLDpcQXldZZBdKep204AyvB7V-KiS0SHTT Each video ranges from about 35-50 minutes. I'd love to do a Spanish version, but translation and voiceovers are a bit expensive. It would cost about $10 USD per 1 minute of video. So easily over $1,000 for this video. As the channel grows, I hope to have a Spanish companion channel.

[@stephanphilip6259]

@@PikeProductions23 Firstly, congratulations on a well made documentary and I wish I could share it with some of my Spanish speaking friends. With regards to the translation into Spanish, as well as the voice-over, I would be help out. I'm Mexican-Canadian and fully bilingual. Also, as an English teacher, I do a lot of translations for my students. I'm somewhat wary of placing my contact information here so, how do I contact you?

[@TINMAN-jm9sw]

The Mexican population in the US is very large as well.

[@JR-sq2of]

The video already can be translated to many different languages and Spanish is in that list. Buenos Dias. 😊

[@katemitchell665]

As a Canadian citizen, don’t be so quick to give Crystia Freeland too much credit. On one hand she may have saved Canada wrt to NAFTA, but not only is she Trudeau’s right hand “man”, she is the same for Klaus Schwab and the WEF. As Klaus Schwab said, he has “infiltrated 1/2 the Liberal party” as young global leaders and no one is more loyal to Klaus (and George soros) than our Deputy Prime Minister of Canada. She will not be Canada’s next Prime Minister. Canadians see her as just as much a problem as Trudeau.

[@photographyalamexicana]

Mexico has significant potential to enhance its economy through the effective exploitation of its natural resources, strong manufacturing and export sectors, and strategic trade agreements like the USMCA. Additionally, growth in tourism, foreign direct investment, and infrastructure development can further boost economic prospects. However, achieving this potential requires addressing challenges such as high crime rates, corruption, economic inequality, and the need for improved education and workforce skills. Political stability and effective reforms will also be crucial in ensuring sustainable and inclusive economic growth. Great video, Pike Productions!

[@bajaboy27]

Unfortunately, a lot of Chinese companies are relocating to Mexico and bringing their cheap ways of manufacturing and stamping it with made in Mexico, since items are being made in Mexico by Chinese companies.

[@richbandicoot]

it’s not a bad thing, Mexico wins by getting more jobs

[@bajaboy27]

@@richbandicoot yes that might be so, but the manufacturing process is still Chinese, so in the future we won't be able to trust products that say made in Mexico because even though they're made in Mexico, is by Chinese companies utilizing the same cheap methods they do today in China.

[@superregio2006]

You are wrong, there are production standards for products that are exported in North America, which includes Canada, the United States and Mexico that must be met in terms of quality, apart from being able to make a product that does not have tariffs, it must have materials. from any of the three countries or as a whole of the three and that is produced in any of the three partner countries, many people are misinformed, greetings

[@bigjorge863]

​@@superregio2006🫡

[@ahuatltelicza7874]

@@superregio2006 thanks!!

[@USERMEX1000]

This video is not updated. The world has left globalization to create regionalization, so the United States and Mexico need each other. However, we must take care of our relationship with China because in a few years it will be the first economic power.

[@munecksmunecks509]

Great video. Very informative, there is not free lunch.

[@fabiogoncalves9728]

#Ooralee #AndalePues #ArribaMexico 💪💪💪 🇧🇷❤🇲🇽

[@CallmeBotakaOrc]

@PikeProductions23 Thank You. You did an amazing job, you explained everything in such an easy to understand way, i truly cant think of a better documentary on the topic then this one.

[@juliodiaz5642]

The mexican is the best respect people,and friendly👍👍👍

[@itashious]

I got to say this video is jampacked full of things I didn’t know and also when talking about political stuff, the man’s giving well researched and fair criticisms and praises of both sides no matter who’s talking about and that gets so lost in the world of he did gap politics, and local politics todaybravo to you, sir keep doing this kind of work

[@miguelaviles6051]

I always found History of México ,and worst regarding politics and economic tópicos, so boring and not enterteined it as this video shows... Never learn more about México until I saw this.. I already share it! I could t find the video whut traslation on subtitles would be great in morder to let more people know about it. Thank you very much for your research and time invest on doing it. As a Mexican, I apreciate it very much.

[@RisingShadow11]

i loved this video thanks you for an indepth overview of Mexico 🇲🇽

[@franciscomoreno7530]

There’s no water in Mexico City. There’s a big drought hitting the city & they don’t know where they will get the replenishment. The city is one of the biggest in the country

[@JakeAoTK]

One of the biggest cities in the world 😅

[@abbagus1]

Sheinbaum has exposed her plan for this issue and in the whole country in the meantime this rain season has packed the water dams

[@AcostaN949]

@@abbagus1Yet she did nothing while she was the mayor 😂sure

[@abbagus1]

@@AcostaN949 man! You’re one of the few angry people that loves corruption and criticizes and spread fakes everything these last 6 years . Calm down and hang on cos there are still more more years of Transformation to come 🤣

[@bernardoarizmendi450]

@@AcostaN949, mantén tu llanto de prianista perdedor para ti y los tuyos que por algo tu presidenta electa arrasó a tu botarga. Venir a llorar tu derrota aquí es divertido, pero no cambias una sola voluntad.

[@xroberr]

Beautiful recap

[@DanielRamirez-do9uy]

This video is amazing. I am mexican and pretty much all facts check out. I wish there was a version of this video with subtitles in Spanish so I can show my father and other non english speakers