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Journalisme in Mexico

 There are two brands of journalist in Mexico. Sometimes it’s hard to believe they operate in the same country last week Hipolito Mora was gun down. He was one of the most vocal critics of the drug cartel in Mexico and daily he would write in his newspapers the latest cartel activities. He was endlessly courageous. 

On the other side, you have journalist that repeat exactly what the government says or what companies say, with no investigation, which whether they are simply be our mouthpiece for the establishment

What is amazing is these two breeds of jealous inhabit the same market. The journalist that attacked the cartel or creatures, and often killed. It is a deadly passion. They follow as for the others. They provide little, if any useful news, and seem to fill pages with useless drivel.

So last week, another great journalist was lost. The war on drug is going badly mainly because there’s so much demand for their product. We have to be honest drugs today are cheaper in the US than they’ve ever been and more plentiful that they have ever been..

It is a tragedy that people continue to die for America and Canada’s bad habit, but that is the truth of what is going on right now it is a tragedy of epic scale to which Mexico is the kilogram for those resisting the drug trade.

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