Mexican Independence Day 2010 Should Have Been a massive celebration, as it is Mexico's 200th birthday (Bicentennial). HOWEVER, the Independence Day celebrations are overshadowed by the horrific reality of a brutal drug war Raging Within the country. Yesterday, we shared a video and commentary about How Many in the countryside Some do not feel as if They CAN Truly celebrate. You Can view the video here.
Mexico and the Mexican Drug Cartels Have Been Involved in or Accused of Several Acts of Violence in Recent Years. Despite That, Americans still visit the country - namely Areas resorts around Cancun. An executive at the Mariott in Cancun says "crime is Mostly a border issue. Cancun is 1.100 miles from Juarez, M most of the Incidents have Taken Place. There's somethings Confusion about the geography of the country. "
And it's true in Juarez Those That Are Not Celebrating the National Holiday. The Silver City Sun News Reports That There Is Still Going On Drug Violence, and public celebrations to Therefore Are Not Possible. It's a victory for the violent drug cartels That rule the area.
The SCSN reports "More than 6.700 people Have Been Killed in the city since the Sinaloa Cartel Moved in to fight the Juarez Cartel for control of this area's drug-running Operations Almost Three years ago.
Since Mexican President Felipe Calderon cents his army and his Law-Enforcement personnel against the drug cartels in 2006 More Than 28.000 People Have Been Killed. "
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It's sad, But true. In Addition Thurs Mexican Independence Day 2010 woes felt by the country, the U.S. is also Life Dealing with Mexico's Drug Cartel problem. Many border states Want to pass controversial legislation Thurs keep Illegal immigration at bay, citing drug Violence as a partial reason. More on the controversial legislation Can be found here.
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