I would like to ask how the public security is in Mexico. Recent news reports about the Mexican Doll Killer, police resignation, etc. sound quite scary. Is this really true?

The overall situation in Mexico is indeed unstable. Try not to go out alone at night. The areas bordering Mexico and the United States are basically chaotic.

This is the answer I gave to others before. I hope it will be helpful to you.

The Mexican government cannot control the local drug lords. Northern Mexico is almost anarchic, especially in some cities on the border between Juarez and the United States. Many smugglers and drug cartels have appeared in these places

< p>When the Mexican police department catches or solves a drug trafficking case, people from the police station will be killed within a week. The killing method is extremely cruel. The drug lords in Mexico are so powerful that their troops can compete with the government forces. Even before The government departments tried to suppress the drug lords

but it was useless in the end. The drug lords would also spend money to bribe some people. Now there are fewer and fewer men working as police officers in Mexico because they are too afraid to become police officers. It's dangerous. There are very few Mexicans who drive good cars, because if you show off your wealth, you are easily kidnapped. Some kidnappers will still kidnap you after giving them money, so there are very few Mercedes-Benz and BMW cars in Mexico

So Europe and the United States It cannot be compared with the one in Mexico, because one is a blatant, extremely horrific and bloody massacre.

If you think I am lying to you, you can just search for Mexican drug trafficking and you will find tens of thousands of information

This is relevant information:

( Juarez, a border town in northern Mexico, is nicknamed the "Ghost Town" because so many women were murdered and the murderers went unpunished.

In the past 10 years, more than 300 women have been murdered in Juarez and their bodies were found in the desert outside the city. Most of the murderers were found in Juarez. Impunity, according to rough official statistics from the Mexican government, more than 300 women have been killed in Juarez, a city adjacent to El Paso, Texas, since 1993. In these cases, at least. All 100 cases had the following similarities: the victim was a slender young woman, who had been sexually assaulted before her death, showed signs of strangulation, and her body was abandoned in the desert outside Juarez.

Most of the cases are still unsolved.

Mexico used its national armed forces to fight against several drug gangs, but failed to control the situation compared to Brazil's "staged victory" against the gangs. "(CCTV statement), the results of Mexico's anti-mafia campaign have been eclipsed.

Mexico has actually been in a state of war in recent years, but the opponents are gangsters. There is almost anarchy in northern Mexico. It is said that gangsters control the towers In 90% of the areas in Maulipas, guerrilla warfare between thugs and government troops or police has never stopped.

In Mexico, the faces of 69 drug-related suspects were sewn into footballs by the drug lord in one day

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