A Pundit’s Solution to Fixing Drug Violence in Mexico

Thomas Friedman is a two-week columnist at the New York Times and an expert who has made bold remarks about controversial issues throughout his career. Bestement and Gutherson are convinced that the experts are 'people expressing their opinions in an authoritative way'. They can speak convincingly, but the skill as an expert is "Ability to learn a wide range of topics quickly". Contours, theme and confidence and authority when talking about them "(Bestement, Gutherson 2005; 2, 3).

During the recent visit to Mexico, Secretary of State Rex Stillenson and Secretary of State John Kerry made every effort to emphasize that the US drug demand is at the center of violence, including the responsible sharing representation of the Bush administration and the Obama administration I paid. Kelly said (inaccurately) "I have never tried", exactly "I've never been there."

President Cardin denounced Mexico as exporting violent crime and drugs to the United States, but many Mexican officials and people like Valeria appealed the reflux of violence and corruption in the fight against drug warfare. Approximately 70% of guns confiscated in Mexico between 2009 and 2014 occurred in the United States. These seizures exceeded 73,000, but these seizures are still only a small part of weapons smuggled from the United States. In addition, the US illegal retail drug market is billions of dollars a year, smuggled to Mexico, cartels depend on funds for fundamental management. Although sometimes we use sophisticated money laundering schemes such as transaction-based transactions, most revenues are massive cash hidden in secret compartments, and smuggled into products going to Mexico across the south of the car everyday Will be

Drugs and violence are spreading in cartels. The motivation behind it is money, claiming to have "rights" in certain regions of Mexico and the United States. The cartel in Mexico is evil and the majority of studies on narcotics related violence belong to individuals who desperately need these offenders and drugs. As with cartel activities, gangs throughout the United States also contribute to drug-related violence. The only difference may be the production of the products they sell. American law is more strict; drug group can not make medicine