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For those of you living in El Paso or Southern NM, you should be very familiar with this. Over 600 murders so far this year, getting worse every day. It's almost becoming a joke..."an alleged drug cartel dispute."
All this recent violence, not to mention the ongoing unsolved murders of hundreds of young women found strangled around Juarez over the past decade.
For those of you living in El Paso or Southern NM, you should be very familiar with this. Over 600 murders so far this year, getting worse every day. It's almost becoming a joke..."an alleged drug cartel dispute."
All this recent violence, not to mention the ongoing unsolved murders of hundreds of young women found strangled around Juarez over the past decade.
I don't understand.
Last week they went into a police station and killed the commander, no arrests made of course. Everyone thinks it's an inside job, a police station and no one stops an assassin from coming in, killing a cop and leaving.
Now they just got a prison guard. Who knows what the Mexican military is doing, because the killings went up after they arrived.
From the numbers of businesses in Juarez shutting down and the wealthy of Juarez moving over in very large numbers, I'm not so confident. How does it benefit Juarez when more of it's established move over to El Paso? Who then pays the taxes to maintain a police force? Who provides stability and infrastructure?
I think this problem should have been addressed many years ago.
It´s beause Mexico is doing something, that the criminals produce this kind of violence, USA cannot control their own borders, control Mexico? You must be kidding...
From the numbers of businesses in Juarez shutting down and the wealthy of Juarez moving over in very large numbers, I'm not so confident. How does it benefit Juarez when more of it's established move over to El Paso? Who then pays the taxes to maintain a police force? Who provides stability and infrastructure?
I think this problem should have been addressed many years ago.
Otherwise; that nation could descend into anarchy effectively forcing the USA to step in and take control of at least the northern Mx states.
And; that is not a joke
It may not be a joke, but the idea sure is funny.
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