Disaster Mexican mayor gunned down after being sworn in - Remember, cartels are basically drug-fueled ISIS

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/mexican-mayor-gunned-down-after-being-sworn-n953601

MEXICO CITY — The governor of Mexico's southern state of Oaxaca is condemning the slaying of a local mayor shortly after he took office.

Gov. Alejandro Murat confirmed the killing of Tlaxiaco Mayor Alejandro Aparicio Santiago via his Twitter account Tuesday. He promised a thorough investigation and said a suspect was already in custody.

The state prosecutor's office said in a statement that Aparicio had just been sworn in and was headed to a meeting at city hall when an unknown number of gunmen opened fire at him. He was taken to a hospital, but died there later.

Four other people were wounded in the attack.

Tlaxiaco is the hometown of Yalitza Aparicio, star of the film "Roma." It was not immediately known if she was related to the victim.

If you weren’t aware, 133 politicans (48 of them actual candidates, the rest were party members or staff) were murdered during campaign season. Cartels are actively murdering anyone who wants to change the status quo. They’re actual terrorists.

The sad thing is that cartels have diversified into other illegal (such as human and weapons trafficking) and legal (such as avacado farming and mining) trades so even legalizing all drugs wouldn’t put them down.
 
This is why the United States needs to take in all immigrants from Mexico.

They deserve a better life.
 
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We need all those cartel members to come to America and integrate. They simply have no other choice than beheading politicians and turning their skin inside out and could instead come over here and build houses and do landscaping.
 
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Like Jesus Christ Mexico calm down.
 
Seriously though the situation with the cartels was already way out of hand 4..5 years ago and they're getting even ballsy-er by the day. I wouldn't be surprised if this leads to a Mexican civil war in a few years. However..
The sad thing is that cartels have diversified into other illegal (such as human and weapons trafficking) and legal (such as avacado farming and mining)
If said war fucks with my guac supply the US better get involved and slap the shit out of everyone involved. No one messes with avocados.... NO ONE.
 
Only thing is a lot of the bigger cartel leaders would actually lose money and power if they took up any executive government position in Mexico. That's like a banking CEO deciding to become a McDonald's manager
Mexico is in a sad situation when its president has less money and power than the average cartel leader.
 
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