Mexican Drug Trafficking (Mexico's Drug War)

Two major drug dealers rotten officials. The government has tried to protect the identity of witnesses from the influence of drug king, but some possibilities are well known.

Mexican drug war (2006 - present) - armed conflict between Mexico and its conflicting drug trafficking groups and government forces. Mexican drug trafficking groups and drug trafficking groups existed for quite a while, but since the collapse of Colombian Cali and the Medellin Cartel in the 1990s they became strong. The Mexican drug trafficking group now dominates the US wholesale illegal drug market. The cartel's violence increased as the cartel's main leader was arrested especially in the Tijuana and Cartel Gulf areas as the cartel contests the control of the trafficking route to the United States. More than 16,851 people died between December 2006 and November 2009.

Drug War: In discussions on border guards and law enforcement agencies, border drug trafficking is often quoted. In this article of Jacobin magazine, the American free trade policy of "How was the cartel born?", The relationship between Mexican political growth and drug cartels is called "Mexican drug war". It was not found. Dawn Paley's article "Drug War Capitalism" outlines the impact of the US "drug war" on the stability of Colombia and Mexico. The instability described in the two articles is an important element to make people move to the United States in some way. In the report of the Central American Working Group in 2013 "Reconsidering the Drug War in Central America and Mexico" they analyzed the "drug war" policy, including the impact on immigrants and violence against women.

Despite President Felipe Calderón 's will and determination to exclude Mexican narcotic warfare and consequences of Mexican drug cartels, the Mexican Government still has to take drug cartel actions (drugs, people, and weapons out of the US) for a number of reasons I can not stop it. Drug cartels are strong, politically sound, well-trained, well-ordered, and proved to manipulate the masses. Therefore, it is impossible for Mexican people.

All drug trafficking activities in Mexico have ended. In a favorable aspect, Mexico has made reliable efforts to arrest several drug kings, to send Mexican prisoners to testify in the US drug drug trial, and to end government corruption. Mexico also announced a "comprehensive war" on drug trafficking by introducing new high-tech weapons from satellites to radar-equipped speedboats. "Mexican officials say the country will spend more than $ 500 million on training a series of satellite communications technologies, aircraft, naval vessels, and new police officers and soldiers" (Sandoval). Its objective is to strengthen communication between the police and the 13 Mexican Federal agencies that enforce police before entering Mexico from Latin America. Because of the successful interception strategy, Mexico was obliged to seek a new route to bring traffickers to the United States for bringing illegal items to the United States.