Made in Mexico 

This video makes my heritage proud.

¡Ay, caramba!

I don't know if this is correct, but after a quick Google search, I found that in the U.S. the top 10% of earners control 76% of the total wealth... and I thought Mexico had a rough wealth distribution...

Your video is stupid, you lacked analysis skills and timing. China's fast rising was when the world economy was booming from the 70's to 2020. Right now, the world is in a recession and production is slowing down, Mexico will never see the same success as China.

Duolingo

Yeah, must be annoying

La familia es todo

I can confirm my family is from Mexico City we call it the Chilango filter cause of all the smog from here goes all over.

they sent it to New York

Its kino

Wait...

Waiting.

My grandma runs a store. I hope so is doing ok

By any chance, did u see something white and powdery inside the said "bags"?

@@blackman5867yeah yo daddy’s ashes

America for Americans and you’re not American!

I'm also thinking about getting a Mexican passport and opening a bussiness in Mexico or buying property do you have any advice. How did you do it ?

@@justice.01997 first and foremost, get the citizenship. If you have a parent who was born in Mexico, it's so much easier. If you don't, you'll need to go through the residency status option. Consult an immigration lawyer for that. As for opening a business, as mentioned in the video, it's hard. Too much red tape. You'll need to become friends with someone who already has a business and is willing to help you through the process of getting permits (yes, believe it or not, you need permits in Mexico) you could also find a lawyer who already knows which hands need to get greased to get you where you need to go. For instance I wanted one of my gyms to be 24 hours but there's a noise ordinance which basically doubles as a curfew law in that area. If you get caught breaking the rules of the permits you are granted, they can take away your permits. It's easier to be a landlord in Mexico though, unless you're building some massive highrise, you can buy land or buy homes no problem. Remember, Mexico is vast, the difficulty changes from city to city, state to state. Even the hot dog vendors have permits that are more than likely passed down from grandfather to father to son. As a protip, live in the area you want to do business in and learn about the city. The best way to learn about the city is go on Facebook groups, Mexicans love gossip so you'll hear all the rumblings and ins and outs of where you plan on settling

De donde eres

​@@justice.01997No gracias ya no queremos más gentrificación

Made in North America...

@@ezrollerj You'd be surprised how uncommon that is for us down here

​@@ezrollerjIMO any North American company getting that business is better than China getting it. The US needs to strengthen their relationship with Mexico so they don't align with BRICS nations (Russia, China, etc)

It already is. Adding Mexico to it would make it even more absurdly overpowered compared to the rest of the world.

lol you want wet ears to be on the same lvl as us all they have is sand drug lords and crack heads

This is true

Same as saying imagine if Costa Rica was an intergalactic empire, you can just imagine it.

Yeah I agree it'd be nice to see north America be a solid force :)

Because the CIA funds drug cartels

All of America would be a single country is Mexico in the near future the official language would be in Spanish Mexico will be the first world Mexico will be a world power live Mexico dear Mexico ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7uJhjQvJDh4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MpkcvBZTa3M.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WdlRXfbAm4w.html With love everything is paid ❤️ with love to the United people ❤️🇲🇽❤️ with democracy with socialism multiculturalism The greatness of Mexico sincerely freedom 🇲🇽🌎💯🌍🇲🇽 You will see that yes 🙂 the positive is the most important thing in the world ☺️😊 it will be called the United Mexican States of America 🇲🇽🌎❤️🌍🇲🇽 I loved long live Mexico dear Mexico amen brother glory to God

Mexico is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Imagine if they didn’t have a crime and corruption problem. All of north and South America would benefit if Mexico continues to improve. 🇺🇸🇲🇽🇨🇦

In spite of its PREVIOUS governments. The current one has moved the country forward in strides thanks to its strengthening of the domestic market, avoiding foreign debt, investing heavily in public works and oil refining, reducing public spending at the highest levels of government, thwarting tax evasion by the biggest corporations and securing national resources like lithium and oil.

@@magtovi Good. I hope they strengthen their educative system as well to form citizens capable of understanding where they are. Part of the reason corruption is so prevalent is because the masses are uneducated, and just follow leads without thinking twice what they are truly doing

Se le olvidó al wey mencionar los tratados de Bucareli y lo mucho que han jodido el país… Asi que… No creo que este muy bien informado

No esta informado, estupida propuesta

i support mexico from china ! 👍🇨🇳🇲🇽 thx to be part program of MADE IN CHINA 2025 > China aims to move away from being the "world's factory"-a producer of cheap louw-tech goods facilitated by low3r labour costs and supply chain advantages. The industrial policy aims to upgrade the manufacturing capabilities of Chinese industries, growing from labor-intensive workshops into a more technology-intensive powerhouse Made in China 2025's goals include increasing the Chinese-domestic content of core materials to 40 percent by 2020 and 70 percent by 2025. To help achieve independence from foreign suppliers, the initiative encourages increased production in high-tech products and services Chinese Companies Are Investing Billions in Mexico , Chinese firms are establishing factories that allow them to label goods “Made in Mexico,” then trucking products into the United States duty-free. lot mexican love china strategy as long they got lot job The interest of Chinese manufacturers in Mexico is part of MADE IN CHINA 2025 👍 🇨🇳🇲🇽

Not that informed, he missed a lot of facts.

as an american, I'm tired of the media always talking about drug wars, migrants and corruption. Mexico has major issues with those things sure, but I also want to learn nice things about our southern neighbors. I always wanted to visit Mexico city.

America for Americans and you’re not American!

Same 💯

Yeahhh, this guy is definitely a sales rep. Speaks of all of the benefits and just few downsides with no actual input from the people he’s talking about.

Which is funny because each politician work for different cartel money, but it's never enough; is it?

even the one who is rn, having his son studying in spain too

Bueno, al final el Cacas igual se va a salir con las suyas.

​@@nomado.3855i'm pretty sure, you don't have idea of economic and politic my meco amigo, you should study and not be a típico pendejo in Mexico 😂

Yo también soy mexicano. Pienso que es una mezcla entre miedo y falta de esperanza. Absolutamente nadie se cree que el gobierno vaya a mejorar o que la violencia vaya a bajar :/ porque no ha sucedido en toda nuestra historia. Ojalá y todo mejore pronto.

As it should be, not even with the cartels or the government but growth that comes too fast had ruined dozens of countries over the last 100 years. And its VERY hard to get people to understand that no you can't have economic growth and mobility along with stability and happiness because if you did it could tip the balance. That's a hard pill to swallow and an understandably bitter one.

@@victorkreig6089 are you saying that the cartels are right

@@terminator572 not even close to what I said, fear of growth is a positive thing that should stay with the Mexican people as it will temper their minds expectations and keep them from going full speed and screwing themselves like so many other countries have done especially south of the border, progress must be in tier steps over decades not instantly and again like I said it is very hard to tell people that they can't have positive growth and opportunities and better lives simply because it's going to take a good while before it can get to them while they still bear the brunt of all the hard work on the backend required to get there so it will be decades before they see returns that benefit them

@@victorkreig6089 "not even close to what i said". you literally said as it should be as your first sentence when replying to a comment stating how people who want to grow get killed by the cartels

dependen de los Americanos comprando mota y coka

i support mexico from china ! 👍🇨🇳🇲🇽 thx to be part program of MADE IN CHINA 2025 > China aims to move away from being the "world's factory"-a producer of cheap louw-tech goods facilitated by low3r labour costs and supply chain advantages. The industrial policy aims to upgrade the manufacturing capabilities of Chinese industries, growing from labor-intensive workshops into a more technology-intensive powerhouse Made in China 2025's goals include increasing the Chinese-domestic content of core materials to 40 percent by 2020 and 70 percent by 2025. To help achieve independence from foreign suppliers, the initiative encourages increased production in high-tech products and services Chinese Companies Are Investing Billions in Mexico , Chinese firms are establishing factories that allow them to label goods “Made in Mexico,” then trucking products into the United States duty-free. lot mexican love china strategy as long they got lot job The interest of Chinese manufacturers in Mexico is part of MADE IN CHINA 2025 👍 🇨🇳🇲🇽

America for Americans and you’re not American!

Didn't they have the uncensored version of Dragon Ball? Because that's automatically a win already. American culture has poisoned the world too much, it's time for a new culture to take the role of dominance.

😂😂😂

???​@@mcbatetens

Wrong! A destabilized Mexico helps Murican corporations extract maximum profits out of Mexico. You are thinking like a filthy peasant. You need to think like that capitalist ghouls that own everything.

The CIA thrives off of the drug trade, I mean El Mayo brings in billions of dollars

This is the bigger picture people seem to miss.

How the fuck does that make sense? Mexico is controlled by cartels, and they make money on deadly narcotocs that kill americans while using that money to further militarized the cartels. That is mexicos primary export, drugs and poor immigrants. That helps Mexicans while killing Americans, HOW THE FU#@ IS THAT GOOD FOR AMERICA?

The thing is... That the US does not want us to grow, why do you think that they keep threatening anyone who dares to innovate here?

they send rapists over our boarders so think about that next time you want that country to succeed

@Sofía Jiménez The ones in captivity are domesticated-- theyre not the same as the ones unfortunately going extinct in the wild

@Sofía Jiménez Don't say it like that. I love those cute creatures. 😰😰

​@@ranjanbiswas3233 oxolotls are bouta die soon lmao

@@cowdude8948 wild ones are endangered but domestic ones are going to be fine

The north is crime ridden not the south. Cartels make a large amount of money by shipping drugs into the US so they are all in the north. Yucatan is safer while Tamaulipas is a nightmare.

And basically same flag, just added a nice eagle to differentiate ourselves (Romans had one too though ;9)

@@peterii3512 The whole country is crime ridden hahaha

@@peterii3512 Chiapas is currently hell nowadays lol

mexico city has never had much control over the north, it's why large parts of the old north got chunked off and eaten by the USA.

This is mostly only true for the city of Monterrey, the most well-off people live in in the middle of the country at Mexico City and Guadalajara.

​@@davidfinder291 sad but true

It's so mind-blowing though

Now all we need is to turn North Mexico into a communist regime and give South Mexico a music industry

Gracias amigo 🇲🇽♥ 🇹🇭

Well...certain parts of it.

@@nathanwilliams3877you can say certain parts about any country not just Mexico

​@@kevinarellano2719if you dont understand why you only visit certain parts you shouldnt go 😂😂

@@kevinarellano2719no he is right (coming from a Mexican)

You are 100% right to get concerned about countries setting up shop in Mexico. I am concerned about one in particular , known for slavery of 12-yr-olds forced to live in tiny dorms, working long hours with little pay, building the tech products for the "A" company, and jumping to their deaths! Add their lousy quality control, lack of any safety measures, the flotillas, sucking up the sealife out of every ocean, taking over Pacific Islands, Tibet, and, now attacking the India-Nepal border, known for enslavement and forced labor of thousands, and a general disregard for human rights! Recently, an illegal Chinese bio lab was found to be operating hidden right here in California. How many of these things exist? And why are they insisting that they be in he heart of Mexicos' newfound status for manufacturing? 🎉👀 Yet, I don't hear anyone discussing all this, and we all need to be extremely cautious. I Love Mexico. I have many Mexican friends. I fear for the country with certain neigbours moving in. -R. 🎉❤

Yeah i am pretty sure axolotls live most in Mexico so thats why (As a Mexican)

@@janethnavarro3053 they are only found in El estado de México, which is a state in Mexico, that isn't Mexico city

@@smert_ditto No, ellos viven en Xochimilco. Y eso es parte de la ciudad de México.

@@smert_ditto As someone who speaks both languages it's funny to see you clarify that "Estado de México" is a state in Mexico

@@yaelciprianmorales bueno sí, hay en las afueras de la ciudad y en el estado de México

Ah yes, the CUM agreement

U mean NAFTA?

@@UF7351k I mean the C-U-M zone

​@@UF7351k I think it is a new agreement. NAFTA ended in 2020.

​@@arandomzoomer4837 The C-U-M agreement.

Regulations fix drug abuse? I would definitely like to hear what regulations you are proposing… Decriminalizing and taxing could impact it but it’s not creating more regulations…

​@@mdtaylor67 Maybe the USA have to regulate their guns? The cartels can only have the power they got by having the guns they have (guns that come from the USA)

Actually regulations is a good idea, it happened to alcohol in its time and now it’s happening to marijuana, at the end, a consumer will always find a way to consume, so why not tax it 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m from Arizona, I love the place that I was born and raised, it really is beautiful. I noticed very early growing up that all of that beauty is sold off, from the Grand Canyon and the petrified forest to the Mogollon Rim and all of the countless mountain ranges… I hate to be all pessimistic but I just feel like my gov. could’ve from the start, but it just makes too much f’kin money😔

Feel like my government could fix a lot it just makes them too much money.

thoughts and prayers dont do anything

Dont reply to the trolls they only want attention their parents didnt give

i support mexico from china ! 👍🇨🇳🇲🇽 thx to be part program of MADE IN CHINA 2025 > China aims to move away from being the "world's factory"-a producer of cheap louw-tech goods facilitated by low3r labour costs and supply chain advantages. The industrial policy aims to upgrade the manufacturing capabilities of Chinese industries, growing from labor-intensive workshops into a more technology-intensive powerhouse Made in China 2025's goals include increasing the Chinese-domestic content of core materials to 40 percent by 2020 and 70 percent by 2025. To help achieve independence from foreign suppliers, the initiative encourages increased production in high-tech products and services Chinese Companies Are Investing Billions in Mexico , Chinese firms are establishing factories that allow them to label goods “Made in Mexico,” then trucking products into the United States duty-free. lot mexican love china strategy as long they got lot job The interest of Chinese manufacturers in Mexico is part of MADE IN CHINA 2025 👍 🇨🇳🇲🇽

@@CocoKoi321You’re very edgy and cool 👏

@@TAIWANPARTOFCHINAChina deserves to move on into a more modernized economy. Mexico will get there some day too. Thank you for your help. Dios los bendiga 🇲🇽 🤝 🇨🇳

That’s mostly bc the media focuses on drama, tragedy and bullshit, especially when it comes to other countries. Meanwhile, basically every single American knows, respects and probably loves a Mexican-American/family. Of course there’s a small vocal minority of rabid racists but they’re pretty much irrelevant 🙅🏻‍♀️Us+ Mexico have infinite problems between the two, like both within each country and relations with each other, but on most levels there’s a lot of love (in my small town Southern USA opinion lol)

@Michelle-bm5pgLatinos unite ❤

Really? Ive only ever seen mexican culture be admired for its richness and emphasis on family.

Based on my experience working with mexican people when I was working low wage jobs, they are by far the hardest working people I have ever had the pleasure to work with, I dont get the hate mexico gets in the media, I get it there is crime but most mexicans I have met are all very hardworking and nice people. If people in mexico are anything like those I worked with, I am 100% sure mexico will flourish and I hope they do.

@@phoebesekine4783 as a Mexican born citizen living in the US, the vast amount of disrespect and ignorance towards the Mexican people is astounding. Hope we as neighbors understand our cultures and forms of living more in the future. Peace

Adopting a constitution with Mexico and Canada should be our top foreign policy objective.

Exactly we need each other

The US can’t really do anything to help mexico, the government is very anti American “meddling”.. we had an opportunity to make free trade deals under trump but he completely dismissed/botched the opportunity and that door is now slammed shut with the new Mexican government.

@@bulkierwriter2772 both are different cultures What works in our Constitution would not translate there, and vice-versa. Furthermore, a Constitution between the three countries would be bare bones and unenforceable.

The US oligarchs won't like to stop having that cheap labor

mexico geographically like most of south/central america is geographically a nightmare for travel specifically for trade goods which is why they do so much shipping via the ocean

@ Cultured man 90% of Mexico is Mestizo, and also I don't even live here. Pound an infinite amount of sand.

@@alex_thecarguyDon’t mind him. Most Mexican are part European themselves. I’m 80 percent European and people are shocked when they find out I’m Mexican. I literally get Swedish people talking to me in their native language. 😅❤

@@victorkreig6089 so what, the Gulf of Mexico has access to major U.S. waterways and is only a quick trip up the west coast on the pacific. Revitalizing sea/river ports would be a net positive.

@@rbrookeb we will never fix our riverways, politicians in this country have spent the last 80 years purposely neglecting the Mississippi to get rid of it as a trade route and they have been successful. We will never be free of the Asian carpe scourge now

The people joinning the army and some of the dedicated police forces also seem to have gained a strong sentiment to fight back in the last 10-15 years. Its not enough yet but we see it

Fun fact, we stole the idea of making tacos from turkey

​​@@vulpineartist2250 I wonder where you get that information.

I hope that the stories of problems will visiting Mexico leads to decreased tourism and brings more tourism back to the United States...you said in your post that Mexico is beautiful and plagued with problems, a positive plus a negative equals a big ZERO!!!

There's a third one, education of the masses, if we as Mexicans don't prepare future generations correctly, as early as teaching your child basic values, the story is bound to repeat, far too many kids now days aspire only to become narcos because they only see fast money as success. And eradicating corruption can only work out if it doesn't fall into it again.

Well, you guys already chosen to side with china. The US doesn't take too kindly to those type of things...

@@alexlopez5800 The president literally called out China on the Fentanyl trade.. they're hardly Pro China.

@@alexlopez5800 it would take an awful lot for the us to turn its back on its southern sibling

safety should be #1 priority

@@TheXthundercanonx So, what? He called out the very same country that helps them? What is done? All talk no walk...

De hecho

i guess in a way we do, since informal business still pays IVA for prime materials and sometimes ISAI .

The problem is you then

I don't see that would be an issue tbh. Economy transition happened in China didn't remove traditional food stalls in the city and lower their culture significance. Local food and night market still thrived in the ever growing lobar-populated city center. Government just have to come up with a way to find alternative tax income instead of taxing the lower class business.

I wouldn't worry. Mexican food is actually officially considered a cultural heritage of humanity by UNESCO

Coupled with a more positive relationship with their neighbor and the lack of need to heavily invest in the military since anyone stupid enough to invade Mexico will infuriate not just the US government but the people as well.

@@Dodsodalo wow, I never even considered these points you just brought up. Well said, friend.

Africa is easy to fix, just go hunt down another Gaddafi and give him a country to rule He was on the right track

Mexico is becoming more diverse with Chinese and European investments, but there is still a racism problem in rural parts. Haitians are discriminated against by smugglers, sadly. Much love from México to our African brothers.

​@@angelgjr1999 i remember meeting a haitian Woman on the mall, it's... The First time i saw someone that isn't Taiwanese or German, she asked me for Directions and some stuff, i gladly helped her, and hope she is adapting well to Mexico

Mexicans are generally taught at young ages like asians to work hard via families and especially parents.

@@fumothfan9 Not as extremely as some eastern asian countries like China for example; but being a hard working and reliable person is a beautiful value over here, but I feel parents are teaching it less and less

If only it were about manufacturing but it is also about developing our own technologies and scientific research without that we will still be just maquila for other countries.

hehe long live sonora

they send rapists over our boarders so think about that next time you want that country to succeed. how much did the cia paid you to say this?

We hope so too bro

I like that it isn't the usual animals, y'know bald eagle = 🇺🇸.

@@OpinionesDeJACCsOpinionsAnd on top of that, they’re still relevant ones.

Lol

Amazing when you think of all the wars that were fought over the land

Cringe

@Michelle-bm5pghell nah

​@@reno.rodolfo3089 You give

The way he prounounced Manzanillo 🤣

@@reno.rodolfo3089 ???

because they ate destroying the usa like central american

Racism

You've never helped any countries 😂😂😂 just yourselves to their resources and their labor. How else does a country that makes nothing stay so rich? I'm amazed Americans feel so entitled when they literally produce nothing of value apart from war

Especially a country that has helped us since the inception of the US.

As they all say .. we don’t want another Japan at the border .

he wont mention germany being taken by the muzzers i just know he wont. this cucks is getting so much from the feds

he already did india , why the fuck would he do that again

revisit germany?

@@guntherjager5085 that or Germany visits you

Nobody cares about india or pakistan

Damn

gald to seen a wet ear knows their place

I'm glad for u to understand the video and I like Mexico.

@manmccalister Unfortunately

As a mexican i couldn't agree more

Sounds more badass too lol

Made in "Mexico" would be the 1$ version of made in China. 😂

I like the “HECHO EN MEXICO” stamps with the eagle on it

@@AngelloDelNorte😐 that was horrible cousin

Let's wait and see the quality of their products first.

You goofy Latinx. You fled your dumpster fire😂

@@shreksnow1918 my immediate family alone is probably richer than your entire bloodline 😹👎

First, how the fuck you got there, secondly, seen any thrives?

​@@vulpineartist2250what are you talking about

then what are u doing in canada?

I agree. English is a deal braker for many young engineering prospects in Mexico. Unironically, most high status people in Mexico speak English quite profficiently

What? They all come to the US to work & it's all foreign business & factories doing all the establishing. Get rid of those & they won't have anything 😂

I will say it till the day I die. Jobs going to Mexico > Jobs going to China It’s not even a contest for me.

@@Kaiserboo1871 & they both work together. Who knew? 😂

@@Kaiserboo1871you want a bunch of wet ears to start immigrating over here. nice try fed trying to get the true americans replaced

@@alexlopez5800 You do know Mexico only trades with china right? Il

Actually that's wrong, Mexico is famously a province of Guatemala

i would go as far as to say it's the most country of all time

@@osheridan Sorry, I often get them mixed up. I'm not very familiar with countries and provinces in Africa

in mexia, people with beards are just people without beards but with beards

@@Portyankii have you personally tested this theory?

Chequeo de nacionalidad: En tus propias pablabras describe una quesadilla o describe porque comer tortas de tamal deveria ser conciderado un pecado capital

As a formal worker I hate paying taxes, I just see how any bonus gets diminished and I receive the scraps, all for nothing since everything in the city is shit and it's gotten more violent over the years instead of safer

What’s the general feeling you have for the narcos doing that? I’ve heard mixed opinions (coming from a US citizen), and does it depend on the cartel in charge?

Is it a flat rate? or is the price you pay on tiers based on the revenue/profit of the business? and what happens when payment isn't made (deliberately or otherwise)?

@@colehowe in the case of my town is the cartel is CJNG (cartel Jalisco nueva generación), in the capital the street vendors have to pay to Union de Tepito... Since the cartels "work" openly and I have seen the same guys that collect the money talking with the local police.... There is nothing to do.... Resignation is the general attitude from the population... In other cases is open admiration for the cartels... Best parties, cars beautiful women, etc.

@@trtl9106 no every business pay different, I had an internet coffee and pay a different rate than a convenient store or a construction materials store, that were my neighbors

@@Chepicoro I live in a northern State where things are ''hotter'' and I've never seen that happening. It's the government the one taxing ambulant vendors and informal business.

Yes, we can and ARE WILLING to make any kind of sacrifices. We have always been a nation that's renowned for being willing to sacrifice some goods for others. But we're not Chinese. The things we have to give in in order to become a developed country are not the same as the ones you gave in. We have managed to remain a free and open society despite the many internal and external pressures, and we will certainly carry on down that path.

Both geography and social structure builds a nation's character - pretty much the same as how both builds individual character. I got nothing to say about geopolitics - being rural Indonesian would make my opinion on that ambivalent. Just get off from that bloody sea. What i meant is that if something would helps people more then it's good. Dire situation both happened in Mexico and rural China, but in Mexico it spread more to national level compared the Chinese. With current favorable geopolitics and deglobalization, the Mexicans would fare off better after all those dire situation, which was good. Situation in rural China pretty much resolvable locally, with strong ruler and very much matching legal ideology it isn't distant possibility. About degree of political freedom - for a nation has such complex history of dynasties, I believe China hasn't exactly prepared to that yet. And for what its worth, current Chinese society has far off better than they were centuries ago. Just hope for someone who's a mix between Zhou and Bo would make into power, maybe they'll work and get rid of the princelings.

Being a Mexican, born and raised, most people would be willing to make that trade, and historically, everytime we have a strong central authority the country truly moves forward, btw theres a decent sized chinese population, hard working people

Please, I need to confirm something, is it true that some guys over there pray to a dude called malverde and kinda dress like the tipical culichi?

@@vulpineartist2250 yes, it's mostly narcos, but yes

True but its going to be cool to see mexico actually develop reguardless. It will be cool to get passed the high crime

And also our big cities are are the biggest n richest in Latin America Mexico is a country of extreme contrast sadly

So you wouldn't go to Mexicali and Tecate (way safer cities than Tijuana) but you'd go to Tj (the most dangerous city in the State)? How's that supposed to work?

@@davidcervantes9336 Tecate is run by two rival cartels and they have an on going war for control of the city and Mexicali is too hot temperature wise. TJ isn't as bad as you think. I go there every weekend and have never had any problems. Just listen to the locals, if they tell you to not go to a certain area, listen to their advice and you'll be fine.

@@NinjaKitty91_ I'm from Baja, mate. Ensenada, specifically, but I've lived in every major city in the State: 6 years in Tj, 4 years Mexicali, a few months in Tecate and Rosarito. Yes, the place is safe, but among them, Tj is the most dangerous. Why? simply because of its size. Common crime (what actually affects regular civilians) is more of a problem there than it is in the rest of the cities, add to this the fact that the drug cartels' operations are more active. I've never suffered common crime in my 30 years of existence in any city in the State but one, Tj. And to be fair, it was only once, but it was THERE and nowhere else.

@@NinjaKitty91_ ive lived in tecate ever since i was born and ive never heard about that war, can you tell me more about it?

​@Ninja Kitty Drove by Tijuana like 5-6 years ago. Idk now? But the city was so ghetto, sketchy, and trashed. So, is that actually an "improvement"?

Justice and a strong professional clean police force to be followed by an international accredited education system, in reality it's a monumental task.

What do you think of the cartels

Enserio we? Para mi están desmoronando lo poco que quedaba. Ya no hay medicamento en el sector público (ni en pemex, ni en el imss, ni en el isste). Ya casi no quedan doctores especialistas tampoco (lo digo por lo que he vivido cuidando de mi abuela). Precio de la gasolina? Sigue subiendo y nos prometieron que iba a bajar. Quieren meter mano en la educación pública (de por si ya lo hacían, pero era menos evidente). Destruyeron casi por completo el sistema de Conacyt, quieren meter militantes de morena a rectoria en la UNAM y han presionado a institutos privados (el caso de la universidad Las Américas con la policía federal). Para acabarla de joder, militarizaron la seguridad pública, y dejando de lado la corrupción, va a ser prácticamente imposible una revolución si se decide reelegir cualquier pelele, vaya en palabras humanas, una dictadura perfecta. Sheinbaum es la persona más maquiabelica que he conocido, metió mano y opinión negativa en el caso de la señora Esquivel, mientras su hija es investigadora del Conacyt, que padre verdad? Podría continuar por horas enserio, el país se cae a pedazos

​@@Karuska22ps They are a complete cancer for the society, some cartel leaders are politicians, mexican politic it's a complete mess

Cómo va mejorando? Yo lo veo muy mal en muchos partes

What are you proud of? Lol

this channel basically takes all its info from Zeihan

@@SamuraiPoohBear not a bad source to take a lot of info from hahaha

It’s so hard not to listen to Peter. His basis of reasoning coming from demographics and geography makes it like impossible to disagree with so much of what he’s saying

Eventually we will have one market.

@@bulkierwriter2772 god save us

Nah 2nd best, best in the world are the people of Grenada Visit there, you will understand

I love Mexicans, best people I ever met were in Oaxaca and Tijuana. Best food too 🤤

Is this racism?

Bitcoin will help them get independence

​@@victorkreig6089tell me more about the woman of Granada, my friend

Fzst hablando de politica??? El mundo va a explotar Ya en serio, es verdad. A todos los hispanoamericanos en general nos falta confianza en nosotros mismos y ambición. Tenemos un sentido de subordinación enorme a pesar del tremendo potencial de nuestros países.

Santos bacalaos es el jefe

Holaaaa Fzst

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SANTOS BACALAOS ES EL FEMBOY

Also, I love that we are represented with an axolot.

Ojalá 🙏

He wasn’t in the US and neither are Mexicans in general. Do you mean illegals who need to get out? Because they’re unwanted here!

Same, my parents would tell me they would go out as kids and play in the streets or go leave the city and climb a nearby hill, go fishing, etc and just come back in the night and nothing ever happened. Nowadays you hear all the time how kids and teens disappear or are kidnapped and trafficked

You know what could stop kidnapping a glock 19 which the mexican government has heavily regulated

go live the wet ears then if youy love them so much

@@sibit1 What?

how did you get the trans flag in your username?

@@sibit1 fun fact: the Mexico culture is famous in the USA through movies and foods , so yeah some American actually care about mexico

​@@lexezlao it depends which device you're on but if you can't get it you can just look up "X emoji" and copy-paste it 🏳️‍⚧️

Love you guys from the US 🇺🇸🇹🇷🇲🇽❤️ hope the inflation gets a bit better over there

It’s turkey in English

@@bogjesrbin484 They changed the official name.

@@boy7boy777 I know,, and its funny. They dont want to be confused with turkey as animal. what a pathetic nation

@@boy7boy777 that's not how language works. Almost no English speakers call it Türkiye.

Not going to happen bro!!! Workers' education and skills are no where near what China has!!! Do you think a 3rd world country controlled by the Cartels can take over manufacturing from China, a country that can make nuclear subs, advanced jet aircrafts (not up to US standards but they still can produce it), a space program that's landed a robotic rover on the far side of the moon in 2013??!!! It certainly would be good for Mexico and the US if Mexico can do it but the odds are against it!