Informative Essay On Mexico's Drug War
Drug War
Have you ever wondered what it would look, feel, or to even be in a death zone. In this research paper I am going to be talking about the horrifying death spree of all the drugs and crimes of Mexico with the cold hearted battle of the 'Drug War'. This drug war is not only causing a battle between drug lords, but effecting the innocent people and involving some of the most powerful people.
This drug war could not be possible without the king and queens of drug trafficking.Not only did I find information on one of Mexico's biggest drug lords 'Joaqin"El Chapo"Guzman', but other legendary lord traffickers. Like no other than one of the most famous 'Pablo Escobar'." While running the Medellín Cartel out of Colombia in the 70s and …show more content…
80s, Escobar’s ruthless tactics ensured a steady flow of cocaine into America. Some sources estimate that 80% of the cocaine imported into this country came through Escobar’s enterprise, some 15 tons per day at its peak."-jmcgasko . Researching about these cartels really shows of how much power they have. Even if not in their home town or state they can rule the drug industries from all over the world. With so much experience not only by them selfs but, their families. As running the family business through the rooftop. Showing that they are not alone and have connections.
Knowing cartels won't stop the trafficking for drug the on going battle of the drug war has been going on for eight years.
As in the December of 2006 sent out by former President Felipe Calderon and then continued under another man known as his successor Enrique Pena Nieto, the drug war stuck out a series of ultimate profile blows against Mexican cartels. Although mean while through the same time, it triggered and caused attention nationwide violence without coming anywhere close to defeating the country's drug traffickers."But this "kingpin strategy" of targeting the heads of cartels has done little to quell the violence and bring security to Mexico. At least 60,000 people are believed to have died between 2006 and 2012 as a result of the drug war as cartels, vigilante groups, and the Mexican army and police have battled each other. "-Jeremy Bender.with all violence going on even the most innocent people are being involved. Killings over worthless fights over such small things as drugs. Knowing the smallest amount can cause thousands of deaths. Even now a days there is still killings and the more the time passes the more there will be as fights keep coming. Shown in the research killings are seemingly increasing every
year. Not only is this war effecting Mexico but the United States of America. Mexican drug cartels as known rule a very large variety of Mexico, with violence and murder shooting throughout and across the U.S. border. In 2009, the death toll reached a large surprising range of more than 9,000. President Obama and his Cabinet have gone too far in putting the blame for Mexico’s drug war on U.S. gun laws and American drug use, Heritage Foundation Latin America expert Ray Walser shares out the comprehensive plan that the U.S. should follow and do to stem the tide of drug violence—or pay even much higher costs down in the long run ."Barbarous murders, military-like firefights, rampant corruption, a traumatized citizenry, and high-stakes political gamesmanship frame Mexico’s ongoing challenges. Despite some successes, the high levels of violence in Mexico, the slow pace of law enforcement reform, persistent and deep-rooted corruption, and a potential loss of public confidence in the Mexican government’s ability and will to sustain the drug fight are warning signs that the Obama Administration should not ignore".-Ray welser. Trying to put a stop to it is not going to be easy. Knowing cartels will do what they can to keep making money. And telling them what to do is not always an easy obstacle. There is gonna be much war not only in the field but in the court. Involving the smallest power to the most biggest power.
With the lords of trafficking and cold blood spreading all around. There's no doubt there is still war not wanting to stop selling the little death killing doses. Even evolving in worldwide. Crossing the borders that are covered by maximum security. There for in loving the untied states of America to step in and try to strategize the war out to stop the violence.
Have you ever wondered what it would look, feel, or to even be in a death zone. In this research paper I am going to be talking about the horrifying death spree of all the drugs and crimes of Mexico with the cold hearted battle of the 'Drug War'. This drug war is not only causing a battle between drug lords, but effecting the innocent people and involving some of the most powerful people.
This drug war could not be possible without the king and queens of drug trafficking.Not only did I find information on one of Mexico's biggest drug lords 'Joaqin"El Chapo"Guzman', but other legendary lord traffickers. Like no other than one of the most famous 'Pablo Escobar'." While running the Medellín Cartel out of Colombia in the 70s and …show more content…
80s, Escobar’s ruthless tactics ensured a steady flow of cocaine into America. Some sources estimate that 80% of the cocaine imported into this country came through Escobar’s enterprise, some 15 tons per day at its peak."-jmcgasko . Researching about these cartels really shows of how much power they have. Even if not in their home town or state they can rule the drug industries from all over the world. With so much experience not only by them selfs but, their families. As running the family business through the rooftop. Showing that they are not alone and have connections.
Knowing cartels won't stop the trafficking for drug the on going battle of the drug war has been going on for eight years.
As in the December of 2006 sent out by former President Felipe Calderon and then continued under another man known as his successor Enrique Pena Nieto, the drug war stuck out a series of ultimate profile blows against Mexican cartels. Although mean while through the same time, it triggered and caused attention nationwide violence without coming anywhere close to defeating the country's drug traffickers."But this "kingpin strategy" of targeting the heads of cartels has done little to quell the violence and bring security to Mexico. At least 60,000 people are believed to have died between 2006 and 2012 as a result of the drug war as cartels, vigilante groups, and the Mexican army and police have battled each other. "-Jeremy Bender.with all violence going on even the most innocent people are being involved. Killings over worthless fights over such small things as drugs. Knowing the smallest amount can cause thousands of deaths. Even now a days there is still killings and the more the time passes the more there will be as fights keep coming. Shown in the research killings are seemingly increasing every
year. Not only is this war effecting Mexico but the United States of America. Mexican drug cartels as known rule a very large variety of Mexico, with violence and murder shooting throughout and across the U.S. border. In 2009, the death toll reached a large surprising range of more than 9,000. President Obama and his Cabinet have gone too far in putting the blame for Mexico’s drug war on U.S. gun laws and American drug use, Heritage Foundation Latin America expert Ray Walser shares out the comprehensive plan that the U.S. should follow and do to stem the tide of drug violence—or pay even much higher costs down in the long run ."Barbarous murders, military-like firefights, rampant corruption, a traumatized citizenry, and high-stakes political gamesmanship frame Mexico’s ongoing challenges. Despite some successes, the high levels of violence in Mexico, the slow pace of law enforcement reform, persistent and deep-rooted corruption, and a potential loss of public confidence in the Mexican government’s ability and will to sustain the drug fight are warning signs that the Obama Administration should not ignore".-Ray welser. Trying to put a stop to it is not going to be easy. Knowing cartels will do what they can to keep making money. And telling them what to do is not always an easy obstacle. There is gonna be much war not only in the field but in the court. Involving the smallest power to the most biggest power.
With the lords of trafficking and cold blood spreading all around. There's no doubt there is still war not wanting to stop selling the little death killing doses. Even evolving in worldwide. Crossing the borders that are covered by maximum security. There for in loving the untied states of America to step in and try to strategize the war out to stop the violence.