Why Mexico is Finally Becoming a Rich Country 

Finally we have a president that is not a marionette of Washington.

Closes to America 😂😂😂 I guess Mexico is Asia o Africa 😂

Mexico is a very poor country with no GDP....Now Mexico has a round hat for President.....It's all over with for Mexico, USA, Canada....

Make Mexico Great Again

your totally wrong people is becoming poorer in mexico, everyday is harder, the goverment put us on heavy debt to buy votes. And the economy didnt growth 18% in 2023, in the pandemic the mexican economy retracted, in fact that is a recover from that crash. Also most foreign factories, arent going to mexico, In the pandemic mexico had the highest mortality of the world Wages increase wasnt natural but forced by decree and also pushed far more people into poverty since a lot of mexican small and medium companies couldnt afford it and fired people, all prices increased because of it, making the increases on wage meaningles. Also the goverment changed how poverty is meazured, so lower the amoun of poor people on the statistics. the drug cartels de facto had control over large portions of land, the goverment just abandoned the people to their luck. the goverment reduced the money in health, education, etc, they never pushed quality of life, the health system is crashed since atleast a decade and they get less money everyear.

True

Nah, those are just drug dealers

As someone that lives in Mexico, you don’t know how truly dangerous it can be.

@@SL00794And as someone who also lives in Mexico, life can also be chill. Whilst violence and cartels in our country are topics heavily spread internationally (be it that those kind of stories sell more) people often overlook the fact that it's not like that ALL over the country. Yes we do have some tense situations from time to time, but it's not like we all live in fear. I just wanted to point that out since it is upsetting to think that this is the image many foreigns have of us. Although, if you are living in that rough situation, my best wishes go to you and your family.

Ahhhh I don't know ?

Do you think so?, am asking for curiosity, are there any stats there?

These mexicans are still coming ILLEGALLY

​@@oscarpena7285GREAT QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!

@@oscarpena7285everywhere man. Even in the news, and first-hand experience. Most of them are Venezuelans, Haitians, Central Americans, Chinese, and even those from the middle east. You'd be surprised.

Most are now from Central America and South America along with Asia

They came to make t shi*t out of this, the follow an agenda, communism undercovered of capitalism to fk USA

I swear it feels like BYD appeared in the blink of an eye. And its not the only foreign car company to do it

🎉🎉🎉🎉

Comprame un ticket joer tirAme un centro jaja

Yeah theres a lot of Chinese in the northern part of mexico

Thanks, the Frente Popular Revolucionario are working for it.

Thanks bro!

Thanks man. I guess getting rich is glorious?

Thank you ❤

richer sure, but better managed I’d say is the priority

Gracias, igualmente.

Nazis supporting Nazis. Go figure…

Are other religions excluded?

Danke digga. Prost auf Deutschland

Vdu schriftlich ich willkomen, .... From a mexican proud from german lastname ✌✌✌️

we won't bro, jobs here pay like fucking shit and we don't produce anything ourselves aside from food

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He is not talking about turism, hes is talking about industry, turism dont make a country rich.

@@r.n.9633 I never said tourism makes a country rich, did yu even read the first part of my comment? I just mentioned that its another form of revenue that Mexico gets which is the tourism industry. Sheesh!! So snappy!

@@r.n.9633 Many areas of Mexico obtain the majority of its money from tourism, being one of the most touristic places in the continent. Industry, tourism, agriculture, service sector, mining and oil... the country is increasingly diversified so it does not depend excessively on any one thing.

Right?

How many have died from the cartel?

The Cartel isnt gonna do anything to you. As long as you ain’t doing anything involving a cartel member, ur pretty safe

@@DeezerWeezer20 yeah I know, I mostly meant the violence inflicted on Mexicans. Tourists going to resorts and such don't have much to worry about.

@@rexx9496 they need to get out of the resorts and explore some. Anyways it is actually way safer to live in Mexico as an American expat than it is living in the US.

I wish more people would think this way. I know a lot of people in the US respect Mexico, but many do not. That said it is very important that all of North America does well. If Canada, the US, and Mexico are able to cooperate together more fully, there's not much stopping us on a global level. It's an insanely rich region full of smart hard-working people, filled to the brim with natural resources, and with tons of land in every climate zone imaginable. I know a lot of people talk about Russia and China nowadays in the US, but if North America could come closer together I don't really think they'd be much of an issue.

I’m Mexican and proud of investing in us/canadian real estate

We appreciate your words, brother.. Sadly, blood is in the water. The American empire is coming down as we speak and you have been a bad neighboor for 200 years. Don't look at Mexico or any Hispanic nation for friends. You've done this to yourselves. Why would we want to side with Americans after everything theyve done to us? Honest question, really.

@@WorldWide2017 Respect is earned. Respect cannot be given to others simply because they would like to have it. It doesn't work that way.

Well, considering that your nation, or whatewher you call it, stole the Mexican land, at least you can do is to respect your cultured neighbors. Something you Americans have problem to understand so feel free to check the dictionary.

USA*

Stronger

a stronger mexico means doing more bisiness with china.

@@raymonddon8875 a stronger Mexico is another rival for China

In reality the US is sending millions of americans to mexico, and they are converting Mexico in an 'american' country

MEXICO FOR MEXICANS ONLY NOT FOREIGNERS

Yes, as Mexicans we work so hard and sometimes the problem relies more in corrupt systems or corrupt people than in our lack of work

Thank you. May you encounter good things in your way as well.

We will not grow until organized crime goes down

México Will have their own space station in future, it's a project

Gracias amigo gringo.

gracias

Thank you, same to you

Thank you, same

gracias hermane gracias gracias thank you bro

Me alegra demasiado eso, ojalá en toda Latinoamérica y pronto en el mundo entero ❤

So Luis. During World War II, America summon the leaders of world to Bretton Woods, New York. And pitch a deal to them. If your nation sided with America against the Soviet Union, American warships would protect your nation allowing you trade with any nation one earth and industrializing. This was bribe to fight the cold war. Mexico that fought several wars against the US decided not the join the alliance. So Mexico did not industrialize it stayed very rural and very poor. But after the Soviet Union fell in 1989 President Bill Clinton came to power seeing any opportunity to invest in Mexico began NAFTA to industrialize Mexico. But now that China is imploding because of Mao's one child policy America is shifting away from China and bring supply chains and logistic under it security umbrella North and Central America.

Now there 6 oil and gas pipelines coming out of America into Mexico and another 3 more are being built. But northern Mexico is tapped out Texas has taken most of the workers. So now America will bring industrialization to Central Mexico where most of workers are. But first we must fix your train system most them don't interconnect and you don't have a world class port for shipping. So America is going spend a trillion dollar on Central Mexico infrastructure to make sure you have a stable electrical grid as well.

Same. We use to heat up water in the sun for hours to take a warm bath, wood fire stove, us grandkids would take turns each day going to the only mill in the town to grind up corn for tortillas the bathroom was an outhouse and there was only a couple lightbulb around the house here and there. Food was always there for us since we had quite the assortment of livestock but you still had to butcher them which I had a problem because I kinda saw them as pets lol and it would suck to come home and see your favorite goat being skinned lol.

What region is that? North? South? Growing up in northern Mexico in the 90’s reminds me of when we didn’t have a front door 🚪 in our house haha! We used a curtain to cover the entrance and we had a couple of burglars breaking in during my childhood lol now my parents have a two-storey house with a garden, garage, backyard, and two cars never older than 5 years. 😀

Unless they are able to setup Mexican companies with Mexican know-how, this will not happen.

It's going to keep happening so deal with it.

@@javiervega1065 I root for that, seriously.

@@adelinod.5568 I wouldn’t worry about it. The Mexicans hired by Chinese to build stuff for them will naturally learn, absorb knowledge, and eventually be able to do it on their own. This has happened every time production is outsourced. Example: The biggest bicycle manufacturer on Earth is Giant Bicycles, they started as a contract manufacturer for Schwinn, then realized they could do it themselves and have Schwinn a middle finger. You can’t have people build the stuff and not have them eventually learn how to design and engineer it, market it, sell it etc. China is just ensuring the total demise of their US exports by contracting to Mexico, though that’ll happen regardless so may as well make as much money now as possible I suppose.

And bankrupt US hospitals, don't pay income taxes, and yet use every US social services PAID BY AMERICANS, FOR AMERICANS.

Mientras sean turistas y no gentrifiquen.

How about Aguascalientes, Queretaro, Puebla, Monterrey, Salitllo, Merida, Durango etc etc???

@@strongtowerman9661 I heard good things about those areas. I’m only talking about the areas I visited.

@domizzi626 You should checked them out. Aguascalientes is outrated for expats soo that means it's cheaper

​@@strongtowerman9661Monterrey it's the Richest City

1994 was a terrible year in MX ... The assassination of Colosio, and terrible currency collapse, where the peso lost 50% of its value, OVERNIGHT

El Conformista y unos cuates !!😂😂

Jugador promedio de FF

Y asi seguiras no te preocupes.

La buena vida dejanosla a los que trabajamos

Ponte a trabajar

Arriba el norte, viejón.

Happy for you brother.

Cool Brother! , just let the South American trying to cross into the US to stay in Mexico, please spread the word...........

​@@mannyechaluce3814 brother if the USA doesn't want them, we don't want them either

⁠​⁠@@mannyechaluce3814educate yourself a lil more the borders were once mexicos land for all i gaf do yo research and go back to Europe where your ancestors came from leave our raza alone 😂

Were you raised in the 90s ? It has that Cypress hill vibe. I like it 😎

@@frescoservice5124 ha. i was born in 1968 so had a bunch of my twenties in the nineties. thanks so much for checking it out. i used to dig cypress hill. saludos!! much appreciated...

@@naturalfreehuman I was born on 1984 in Matamoros Tamaulipas, but grew up in Brownsville Texas. I’m in Houston now so I listen to a lot of Texas rap, country music and Tejano music but back then we would also listen to CypressHill, Kid Frost, lighter shade of brown, and many other California artists like Red Hot Chili Peppers, sublime, Metallica. ect..

As a Mexican working in a Chinese company, 我很高兴有中国朋友和好的工作 ❤

China sxs

As a Mexican I’m learning mandarin and hopefully I can master the language

@@Dantes2888 Have you learned a language from your specific region?

@@Egr-et6arno, I just know Spanish and English

Hell yeah, i'm looking forward to visit Capilano suspension bridge park at Vancouver to see the Christmas lights on december, maybe also a quick side trip to Banff National park at Alberta. I love snow, mountains, frozen lakes and all the winter wonderland vibes specially during Christmas. You're very welcome to come to warm up in Mexico and i can take all the cold you will to avoid for a while ✌🏽

Hell yeah, i'm looking forward to visit Capilano suspension bridge park at Vancouver to see the Christmas lights on december, maybe also a quick side trip to Banff National park at Alberta. I love snow, mountains, frozen lakes and all the winter wonderland vibes specially during Christmas. You're very welcome to come to warm up in Mexico and i can take all the cold you will to avoid for a while ✌🏽

I live about an hour away from the bridge to canada in Michigan ur comment is making me actually wana visit canada i was discouraged by claims of crime in Toronto the only place i really wana visit to meet a cute girl i know

@@juanzo7448 go for it man, there are waaay more unsafe places in the wolrd hehe

Actuallt while you guys in Canada dream with Mexican beaches we dream with the snow in Canada lol

I believe so. Our work culture is inevitably gonna take us very far.

I believe your work culture is going to become your curse. Stop being so willing to work like slaves. ​@@Aelexito

Just because a country reaches economic status doesn't mean everyone will be fairly paid for the effort of their work. Just because a country reaches a new status doesn't mean they're as advanced as they think. Mexico is nowhere near accepting the concept of UBI or basic needs benefits for their citizens. They only focus on working like mules. That is not going to help them on the long run. Trust me I am Mexican too and once the world begins taking UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME seriously Mexico will once again lag behind. ​@@Aelexito

@@Josue-l7c1yI mean, Mexico is closer to UBI than the US. The program of the Bienestar already gives money to the elderly

@@richbandicoot It isn't a contest though.

Facts

100 years since the last war (civil war- revolucion) they had been into and still an emerging country - sounds like a big joke. If you go out of fancy districts of mexico city or any other big city you will see a third world country with no hope of ever being fixed to sme decent level. Mexico is a big lie .

No. It is possible. US will not allow high margin business to be transferred to Mexico.

​​​@@luting3If I were you, you should buy a seat so that you wait on something that it's not gonna happen. We're in other circumstances. You're a miserable homeless that there are too much specially in California.

Isn’t the USMCA NAFTA 2.0? Mexico has been integrated in North America trade for the past 30 years. Foreign investment isn’t due to Mexicos improved efficiency but has more to do with US companies wanting to get away from their reliance on China’s market (for a number of reasons). Remember if Mexico cannot develop their own industries they will remain an exporter rather than an importer. Mexico is still playing catchup with the rest of the global powers. Foreign investment does not signify growth but furthers dependency, specifically when domestic industries don’t rely on their own materials to manufacture goods. If i were Mexico I wouldn’t allow foreign direct investment unless companies would give away their patents to improve my own domestic industry, something like China did when they experienced their economic growth (80’s-00s) through Joint ventures and technology transfer. It would be more wise for Mexico to require foreign firms to enter into joint ventures with its local industries.

Your ignorant just by using the term third world country, Mexico is not and has never been a third world country by definition. The reason why Mexico is doing so much better is because it has a vibrant young educated labor force, combined with government social programs that have pushed a lot of older uneducated population out of poverty. On top of that foreign investment is the highest it has been in decades and government investment in major projects has created a lot of jobs.

@@jorgecervantes3725 try not to be so selective with my post - I never said Mexico was a third world country nor denied any of the points u made.

⁠@@jorgecervantes3725not really, nothing about educated young labor force, most companies here are “maquilas” and most invest comes from china and europe looking for cheap labor force, same as the us, there is not really many jobs for educated people in mexico

​@@HUGOAUDITORE117Puedo confirmar eso, seguro que últimamente te contratan en cualquier fábrica, pero contratan a cualquiera, en especial si es gente que no está estudiando nada, normalmente jóvenes que dejaron la escuela...... Pero bueno, es un progreso, al menos abunda trabajo.... La verdadera oportunidad para los jóvenes educados vendrá cuando México desarrolle tecnología propia.

@@metatron6254 asi es, escuche alguna vez de un jefe (lo estaba hablando con un encargado) que si no tienes mucha necesidad no te dan trabajo, ya que no te dejas “negrear” por pagos tan bajos.

We know that. You should stop asking for pardon. There is a certain group of people taking adventage of it and your european countries are being invaded and people replaced by them

We love Scorpions.

no just no.

They already recognize it as sacred land since 1492, hence you still see every type tryin to loot Mxico to this very day, especially Criollos whom disproportionately cntrl majority of the wealth.

Oh no, Israel will invade us.

@@Ghost-Rider667 sí

@@Egr-et6arThat part. That’s also why good ol’ French Bonafont is “steeling” land and water from indigenous communities.

Fr

Because corruption still very much present

EXACTLY!, it is not what is advertised here

To be fair, the wages and working conditions do have been getting better exponentially, only during my working age I have seen quite some improvements and reforms to working conditions and wages.

@@nordstjerna2 to some degree I agree with you, tho it varies depending on the region of the country

Supongo que quieres decir… Viva la raza!

*thrive

That's because it's dollar dependent, not because of the pesos own performance.

@@danielpirez381 It has more to do with the Mexican central bank and its policies more so than being u.s. dollar dependent. It doesn’t operate loosely like the the u.s central bank..Also the govt finance vs debt is more stable than the u.s. Mexico has a high GDP and low unemployment along with a lower inflation rate..the performance has to do with México doing good for itself and doing it right because their exports to the u.s. are paid in dollars and then turned into pesos backing strength not to mention their natural recourses to the u.s. as well.

it is because of speculation due to carry trade deals . The difference in interests rate makes MXN attaractive . This ridiculuos exchange rate (16.5 MXN/USD) does not reflect ecinomic welbeing of Mexico itself. Mexico is poor as hell. The only national Petrol company Pemex owes to the world around 85 billions (yes billiosn!) USD. Get real

nice

@@maksymkorinnyi7576​​⁠yeh ok..what’s real is the u.s trillion dollar debt and your lack of acceptance..Mexico is doing very well..get over it 🇲🇽💪🏽

They got no choice now! 🤣🤣🤣

Mexico could be one of richest and best countries to live in if they could get a hold on their Cartels and crime and drug smuggling.

​@@Ace-mw9pmNo, actually no. The cartels are collided with the government and a big part of the money they make ends in their hands, it has been known since Calderon's sexennium with the war against the narco. 2006-2012 was the most violent, raw and horrible time. Mexico is not a good place to live unless u r from the upper class or a foreigner and it's getting worse bcuz of the gentrification. There's nothing for us, the people we were born here. We don't have stability, a decent job with a decent pay, all the people I know works +48 hours within the bare minimum (sometimes not even that). Most of us don't have and can't afford for basic health plans, the IMSS public service it's a joke because of the same reason, you enter with a headache and go out without a leg. The economical increase it's something good, but wtf, that's only for a little specific people, a small percentage. And I know why a lot of people think it's a wonderful place, so rich and with a lot of potential, but it's not fair that those things are limited just for the upper class or foreigners, meanwhile the rest of the country is fighting to survive another week, working till their bones ache, the mothers worried because their son's are missing since a month and no one raises a finger, all the racism, classism, the violence, the fear we constantly feel. Thanks for reading, this is not meant to be an attack, just the truth.

​@@Ace-mw9pm dile eso a la CIA que es su negocio.

@@Ace-mw9pm sadly drug smuggling exists because a lot of that is still consumed both here and there. It is no easy task when it makes a lot of money

@@PDD555 if I was Mexico I would follow the blueprint of El Salvador. It may not sound or look good. But it’s something that needs to be done to give Mexico a better future. Because what’s happening right now isn’t working.

The north of Mexico is mostly desert and the factories of the Coca, water companies and beers (like Corona) are there sucking water from the residents so there's always a shortage, and it's worse if you're not living in a rich neighborhood (they have their own water). We expect the government to regulate that but it's also bringing money so they won't do that unless it starts to affect them ;( Monterrey is also known as a very expensive city because there lives the wealthy and it's full of big companies and stuff, so it's just the place. A good thing is that it is starting to spread to other states where there's no job (Sorry for bad English, not my first language)

Monterrey is a horrible city and the type of development the rest of Mexico doesn't want. We don't want car-dependat, hyper polluted cities where people live in gated communities.

Perdón pero si no lo sabes Morena es un mal partido son super corruptos la inseguridad esta como nunca y planean una dictadura igual a la de chavez en Venezuela por que crees que cayo la bolsa de valores en México ellos lo saben!

@@SinNombre-nn1zd You can't just blame government corruption via favorable contracts to large industries. The infrastructure for water is poor and Mexico won't invest in it. How much water is leaking from those pipes? But they've got a new train and a new airport so you can more easily travel to areas with water shortages.

Morena wants everyone to be poor, they have created a division among classes that we will hardly be able to fix anytime soon. But they keep saying that everything is fine and everyone is happy. Morena won again because they committed electoral fraud, most Mexicans aren’t happy about the presidential election results. Morena now has a majority in the senate and the chamber of deputies so they can approve all the reforms and laws they want and even change the constitution to favour them. Also the power outrages are a consequence of a poor management over the electrical grid and the way electrical energy is generated over here (the government takes care of that and provides electricity with their agency CFE) and the president decided to give electricity to Belice. The water shortages happen everywhere in Mexico because of companies like Coca Cola who have privileges over water. But the fact that Morena likes to destroy the environment like they did for the Mayan train means that we will run out of water sooner.

What about bands of extortionist? Pagas tu derecho de piso?

@@MaxKorinnyi I think that’s a big thing in the south. As far as I know that’s not a big issue in Baja California. I asked some friends with businesses and they said that they don’t have that problem. I hope it stays the same but you never know. Crime is bad under this presidency, but some states manage it better than other I guess.

​@@MaxKorinnyiMy parents have a restaurant (not fancy) and various family memers have their own business and I can assure you, that not has happened no any of us. I work as an engineer at a maquila and make from 80k to 100k a year. Had various opportunities to go to US legally from work as an engineer and rejected them all. Rather get 80k here than 120k in US.

Hell yeah! Especially with our new president Sheinbaum, México is finally progressing, but I wish we could progress faster with gender equality, female rights and laws pro LGBTQ. Un abrazo desde chihuahua, hermana.

Shame on your for giving up on your people. Too many Mexicans have a defeatist mentality. “Oh well there’s no point it’s too far gone anyway”

@@greatrulo queres llevar la semilla de la destruccion a tu pais, mira loque estan haciendo los pogres en USA

@greatrulo no gracias

@@greatrulo En serio? En vez de arreglar las problemas q son reales como la corrupción y los carteles, no quieres arreglarlos primero???? Estás loco o q??

También como mexicano no se que cosas leíste en el título pero definitivamente no supiste leer bien jajaja.

Mamon

🇲🇽❣️🇪🇸

They are not hard-working. Mostly they are lazy and uninterested in anything. Indifferent to what is going in their country

Most countries have those, my friend.

@@MyVanir and? Doesn't mean it's not true

@@MyVanir they’re literally ranked the hardest workers in the world and their food has been world renowned and revered let the man give the country its flowers 🇲🇽

Inflation is, desgraciadamente, bad everywhere since COVID. The shut down of the economies meant that the prices had to go up to compensate. It is not just Mexico. Pero claro que va a tomar tiempo todo por que hay mucha pobreza en el país.

I’ve often wondered why republicans hate them so much when they have so much in common

@@patrickmanasco5905I really don't wanna be that guy or assume but I have always believed it's because we aren't majority Anglo. The politicians at least have always looked down on us.

You mean like a bloc? It will never happen. Their ingrained attitude about us and all "Latin" AMERICA is negative in every sense of the word. Their myopia has caused their politicians to make political mistakes throughout their short history of existence. If USA were to treat us like it treats France, Canada, Denmark, Izrael, etc., believe me, this side of the globe would be formidable. Thus, their attitude has led to other countries to invest in us ( Russia, for example. Mexico manufactures space parts for Russia. They are working as a team to on other projecta. Turkey has invested in Mexico. Many of their military drones are now produced in Mexico. )

@@BonaldDrumpYes, that’s basically why. But the other reason is that we are the only westerners that can challenge their rule as, unlike Europe, we’re not just a set of small countries attached together, but a whole block that’s culturally homogeneous.

I agree. Latin Americans speak Western languages and use a Western alphabet. If anyone were to be drawn into the Western alliance, it would be Latin America.

Así será. Pero tenemos que seguir creyendo en nosotros para que los demás crean en nosotros. Hay que tener esperanza y seguir trabajando

Lmao this amlo has been evading taxes like crazy !! Stop lying to yourself

Thank you so much for mentioning it.

Like the actual President works for drug cartels and personal and family ilegal bussines and interests

Finally someone said it.

Lo bueno que no estás allá, por lo tanto son puras pen deja das lo que dices, y si, así eran antes, pero el actual gobierno, si está alivianando al pueblo y al país. Cosa que tu país ya no hace. 😲

Yeah Mexico is generally the same as it has been as far as quality of life, better than some eras, and poorer than many points in its history. This is just click bait for gringos and whitexicans.

@@jorgecoke9762jajajajajajajajajaja de que hablas? En qué ha ayudado?

​@@jorgecoke9762qué dice?!

During World War II, America created the "Bretton Wood Accords" in upstate New York. The agreement was that if you sided with America against the Soviet Union, America would protect your shipping allowing you to trade with any nation on earth and industrialize. Mexico did not take that deal decided not to join the alliance. South Korea was one the poorest nations did take the deal and became one of the richest. It only after the Soviet Union fell in the 1989 that is when Mexico started to work with the United States and industrialize. So from end World War II to the 1990's Mexican economy was extremely poor and rural. So crime and corruption was rampant.

This is literally a video about how Mexico’s economy is booming wtf are you talking about.

Who says the USA doesn’t have a bad reputation? The internet is full of memes about shootings and crime in the states. It’s only Mexico and a couple other countries that looks up to the USA

Because it's a video about México, not the USA

We’re talking about Mexico not about the USA,there’s a lot of negative videos about the USA already.

Against the EU why??? The EU is our friend

@@domenico_ginny6164Mexico does not need pronouns.

China is friend of Mexico

@@elplebe1762😂

@@domenico_ginny6164not against, to compete

Not all but many do .

Investors do.

Most do

This is legit true! Most Americans love Mexico and Mexicans! It’s the evil American Government that Hates Americans and Mexicans!!’ Case in point, the US Government is pressuring the Mexican Government to buy American ☠️ GMO corn! That GMO corn is known to cause tumors and cancer! The GMO corn also ruined the Huge variety of heirloom corn Mexico has!! Why the hell would Mexicans want that shot corn?!!!

It's really nice to see that some Americans are finally starting to understand the importance of Mexico being strong for making the strongest Union of the world with Canada so we can control asiatic threats

Thankyou so much!

es la cosa, casi siempre tienes que moverte a las ciudades grandes

How would the cartels have less money if the U.S stopped the war on drugs?

USA es quien compra los productos de los narcos, y a cambio los narcos les compran armas a USA. ​@@mayjohn1072

Drug trafficking will not end if the southern borders are not controlled and the USA continues selling weapons to the Mexican cartels. one more reason for the abolition of gun ownership in the country.

The cartels, essentially, work for the C.I.A. so the War on Drugs won't end anymore soon. A drug culture gives the government all the reason the militarize police forces, potentially expand actual military force and keep for-profit private prisons filled to the brim with people that probably need psychological help more than they need to be thrown in a prison cell. Three, possibly four, Mexican Presidents have been revealed as being on the payroll of the C.I.A. getting cash to look the other way or put half hearted effort towards the cartels. There might be so change coming to this relationship as the U.S. is said to be taking a slight downgrade on the world stage if what the psychopaths at the WEF and other multinational organizations say turns out true.

I like how Americans talk about Mexican cartels without having any idea about how Mexican cartels work. The cartels are not those terrorist types who want to end the Mexican State and impose a new political and economic order and then destroy "America", they do not want to and cannot, if that were the case, Mexico would be at the level of Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or Yemen for a long time... Think of the cartels as if they were the Italian mafia, they do favors, they have "protection" businesses, they bribe/terrify the local authorities and above all they sell and distribute drugs, of course they walk around in the sunlight with their guns and SUVs, Only they do not do it in the important centers and cities, but in several towns and rural communities in the country. Now imagine that the federal government's attempts to bring security to all those remote towns and settlements are thwarted by the same local population who protect these criminals (because many of these criminals are their relatives), do you think they would accept with open arms the entry of a foreign force? However, the United States can help put an end to the cartels, but it is not by sending troops to Mexico, if not taking care of their own addicts at home.

He obviously means in the modern era.

@@Bob13454 Oh the Republican era? Euphorbia pulcherrima could explain why... But Mexican is very powerful

aaah yo quiero! en qué zona recomiendas comprar si no es mucha indiscreción 🫢

@@carlos4731 Estoy en Tlaxcala a 8 min de Apizaco, aquí hay mucha agua, y hay terrenos y casas baratos. El Clima es de lo mejor de Mex templado. Aun no hay gentrificacion aquí, sino es Tlax te recomiendo un lugar que no sea muy turístico.

Count yourself as privileged there are many non immigrants indigenous people that just don't see the opportunities you did.

@@mrhackerman4817 Thats accurate! I planned this since 10 years ago when I was in my 20's, I saw the world would change gradually for bad.

@@ErikamGar 🤟😎 eres la mejor!

Not that much expensive to mexicans. What you observe is mostly due to the exchange rate.

@@ephrentinoco3224 yes, and the exchange rate is like that because the economy is getting better.

The gap between classes is almost gone? Mexico is one of the most unequal countries in the world. 80% of the country’s wealth belongs to less than 10% of people. And the GINI coefficient has remained the same for over 20 years. lol

@@agme8045and thats finally gonna change

It is changing, inequality is being reduced in big cities, like Mexico City, and people are noticing it.​@@agme8045

You are wrong. Mexco knoes how Chyna can be in business. For example, the Chynese tried to purchase our lithium and our president halted this transaction. We all know that a country whom sells it resources to foreignerz will have social problems due to a lack of investment on the poor. It does business with countries like North Koria, Russia, etc. That is, it has a diverse portfolio. In fact, it wants to join BRICS but we know that if we do, our daddy 🇺🇸👹 will severly punish us. We must obey our masters, remain pooor, and cross the border to USA .

The goods are literally made in Mexico by Mexican workers. That alone satisfies the definition of Country of Origin. It is not dangerous to Mexico at all if the owner of the factory is Chinese. Firstly, Mexico and the PRC are honest partners and competitors in global trade, unlike the USA whose companies run for cover under their favorite Senator whenever they start losing a game played on a level field.

@ephrentinoco3224 your argument is useless the moment you used PRC and honest in the same sentence. Are you new to earth or just ignored the 20+ years the PRC spent stealing IP and patents from other countries to make Chinese products, like the fifa jerseys. Come back after you learn more. China has not created anything themselves outstanding since the British invaded.

​@ephrentinoco3224 sure and China never found an intellectual property it didn't feel entitled to steal

The US can’t do that, it would be violating the USMCA agreement. For example cars, If the Chinese want 70% of their car to be made in Mexico, then Mexico can export Chinese cars to the US.

America is not just the US, the US is a 3rd world country. Don't believe me go to any big city. Literally walk outside, seriously you need to see what is happening here. I am desperate to escape because literally no country would ever take US citizens as asylum seekers, we were always the world's debt slaves and people do not like us anywhere. Ironically we should NOT build the wall anymore so that people can still escape

Mexico is non-aligned because it is a mediocre , obsolete country. They have nothing to offer to the world except Cancun beaches. Very indifferent , lazy, poorly educated people , however happy and good-harted they may seem.....

Chinese investors in Mexico are bothering US goverment, that mean issues. Mexico dont need more US freedom and democracy, last time Mexico lost half of its territory.

You should study Ecuador, and how it welcomed China in, starting in about 2010, and is now owned lock, stock, and barrel by China. Ecuador doesn't belong to Ecuadorians anymore.

China is just using Mexico to sale to America because of the US high tariffs on China. If Mexico was smart they would produce and make the products their selves and sale to the USA.

You should, those are your ancestors...

We are loosing those jobs in the midsest regardless of anything im from Michigan the motor city im young but ik that back in the 50’s working at a vehicle manufacturing plant was a verry respectable job earning u the equivalent of dam near 200k in todays money wages didn’t keep up for sht with inflation and now those greedy companies wont want to increase the wage when they can simply move better it be in North America than in fck face china… those strikes we had a while back only sped up the process they were demanding ford and stelantis increase wages look what that got them.. fired even faster than what everyone expected i blame greedy corporations and the failure of the government to not handle inflation properly/ force companies to keep up their wages with inflation

From what i saw in the video, many manufacturers are moving into Mexico. They’ll act as an importer while the US continues to act as an exporter. You can’t immediately become an exporter without first becoming an importer.

Americans are notoriously inept at two subjects, geography and speaking anything other than English.