Posted on 08/23/2022 8:54:01 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
As of Thursday, 128,923 homicides had been registered under [President Andrés Manuel] López Obrador, with more than two years left in his term, which ends in December 2024. This compares with 156,066 under the six-year term of Peña Nieto of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, Mexico’s former ruling party that for 71 years governed promising paz y tranquilidad, peace and tranquility.Homicides under López Obrador have also surpassed the number during the government of his detested foe, Calderón, whose government recorded an estimated 120,463 homicides from 2007 to 2012. The numbers were compiled by The Dallas Morning News, using data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography, Mexico’s official census bureau.Calderón had declared war on drug cartels just after he won the 2006 election by a hair. Election observers approved the vote, but López Obrador called it illegitimate, leaving Calderón without a strong mandate. Critics maintain Calderón’s war was an effort to legitimize his weak presidency by rallying the country through what now seems like a never-ending war that’s cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of people.
It will also send a few more people up north and that's not something we can handle.
As for the economy, it's hard to open your store if criminals are burning cars or transportation vehicles. Security is a must, and sections of Mexico are not secure.
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He can just keep shipping his problems north of the border, can’t he?
bttt
RE: He can just keep shipping his problems north of the border, can’t he?
THAT’s THE PLAN. And there ain’t no Donald Trump to force him to enfore the “Remain in Mexico” policy any longer.
Always remember to use the full formal title for Mexico’s communist leader: President Andrés Manuel López Obrador Pinche Puto Pindejo.
Thank you!
And that doesn’t even start to use any applicable pronouns!
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LOL!!!
I think he goes by cabrón/cabrona depending on his gender-fluid feeling of the day.
As the first non-PRI president in a long while, will he also retire a multi-squillionaire like the others?
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