Most Dangerous Cities In Mexico
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2021
- Hola! Today we will explore Mexico's Most Dangerous Cities. We will rank them into a top ten list format and see which city is crowned the most dangerous in Mexico. So grab some street tacos, get ready to cringe at my Spanish pronunciation, and join us as we explore Mexico's Most Dangerous Cities by homicide rate!
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@@thebuckosyndicate4040 *Salutes*
I go to Guadalajara every year, and usually spend a few days in Manzanillo, I've never had an issue, if your not apart of that cartel world, for the most part you won't see anything. Unless your at the clubs bragging and showing off you got money, yeah you'll probably be robbed or even killed. Be low key and humble, enjoy Mexico, everything will be fine.
Right now, there's no diference...
Every city is very dangerous.
@Joey Van hellsing thats two of the hottest places in mexico right now. El mencho i slowly creeping in to take out united cartels
Mexico is a great country with a rich history. Sad to see it’s current crime state.
All thanks to the USA addicts they can’t get enough drugs and the government does nothing to help them
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All over the world too but the U.S. plays a major part
I was born in zamora last time i was there was in 82 it was so peaceful back then.
I really appreciate the comment. There have been a lot of comments from people from Zamora saying how wonderful their childhood was there. I hope the city can be a wonderful place for future generations as well. :) Cheers.
I just CANNOT believe Zamora is now ranked as the most dangerous. My mother is from Zamora, Mich (actually born in Villamar). As kids we used to visit there by car. Then we immigrated to Canada. We still visited mom's birthplace in 1985, 1991, 93 and 2007. Still it seemed quite lovely but of course more congested. Now I want to take my own family to visit their grandma's place of birth for 2024 and I am now very scared and concerned. Probably it will have to be a no-go! Very sad to hear this!
Sad to see such a great country in such trouble. In the early 70’s I travelled throughout Mexico for 2 months with my parents. We drove from Alberta, Canada down to Mexico in a 1965 Mercedes 220S, camping in a tent, going places tourists never went. We made friends with the locals and took them with us on excursions as my parents were fluent in Spanish. We never got sick and never had any trouble at all. We stayed 10 days in a campground beside the beach in Manzanillo placing our canvas tent under the grass roof. That campground is now a huge resort and the city is not the quaint little place we visited. I will remember Mexico for what it was 50 years ago. The cartels have ruined a great nation and spoiled a wonderful culture. And for what?
That is some wonderful memories you shared and I really enjoyed reading it. Mexico is much different from than as you pointed out, and it's changed a lot even from ten years ago! There has ben a lot of positive change, as well as continued issues due to the Cartels and other things. Cartels do it for the money and the power, and it's a shame because it ruins so much for other people in the process. Thanks again for sharing your experiences! Was the Benz a diesel one?
You can still do that. The cartels are bad but they haven't ruined the country as you say. Mexico is still a great country to visit. It has ruined the international image of us but it's definitely not like you can't travel to Mexico anymore.
you right, sad but true, cartels and corruption ruined our contry
Sad to see emerica less safe then Canada and Mexico and Brazil , now u have to really kiss your kids and wife and parents , cause u don’t know if you’re gonna get killed by the cops or in a mass shooting because that’s the new norm now , it’s so sad that cartels have to keep bringing drugs across the border so that Americans can function, but the government says it’s the cartel that are killing the people with the drugs, cmon government, if you can stop drug addiction in america then cartels don’t have no market for them in America, but this is been going on for decades even Ronald Reagan let the cia cell dope in the
U.s to fund his agenda cause the congress said no.
Very very accurate information compared to others! Good job
Thank you very much. I tried really hard to look deep into things instead of just reading statistics. I know my pronunciation may not always be correct, but I tried my best. Thank you so much, Diego Tapia!
30 years ago we didn’t have those problems, everything started when Colombian Cartels were semi-destroyed, then the action move to beautiful Mexico 😢
I almost get killed the last time I visited Mexico city, the car I entered was shot Many times before the driver manage to escape. So sad that the world has so many beautiful places that can't be visited and enjoyed due to crime!,.... Hello, how're you doing?
Every started with the last 5 expresidents, very corrupts and very criminals.
We spent a week in Acapulco in 2017 during a US travel ban due to too much crime, but we had a lovely time and ran into no trouble. Acapulco used to be the crime captial but I think it's been tamed a bit and trying to regain the reputation it enjoyed in the 50s, 50s & 70s.
Great video!...♥️
I'm happy you had a great time! I too have never had a bad experience in Mexico yet. :)
I almost get killed the last time I visited Mexico city, the car I entered was shot Many times before the driver manage to escape. So sad that the world has so many beautiful places that can't be visited and enjoyed due to crime!,.... Hello, how're you doing?
Really well researched video
That was very detailed. Good job!
Thank you for enjoying!
Pretty good video. Providing facts and not demonizing Mexico. I used to love visiting my grandparents home state of Michoacan. My parents still own a house there but it's just to dangerous getting to their town. I miss it a lot.
I appreciate you sharing that and thank you for the kind words. I love Mexico and visit as often as I can. I have been lucky to visit many parts of the country from north, south, west, and east. While the cultures may be different depending on the region, I've never met such wonderful people in all those regions. Overall everyone has always been very kind and helpful, even with my very bad Spanish. :) I do hope things get better in the region so can visit them again.
I go to Tijuana regularly, all I can say is yes there is problems there but if your not looking for problems then you good.
Sometimes Problems Come To you For No Reason
I live in Tijuana and I concur
In such case, it seems that danger itself is pretty much a fictional creation. Because if even Tijuana is supposed to be safe enough, it means that about 99% of the cities in the world must be safe as well.... So is that what you are suggesting?
Good stuff. A lot of friends and family go to the beautiful country of Mexico on vacations, and this is certainly information that anyone visiting our neighbors to the south should be aware of. Well done!!
I just discovered the channel, should have a lot more subscribers. Not every content creator approaches topics with such respect and well informed, you can really see the hard work making the video.
I'm from Guanajuato, it's sad to see cities I've known all my life making it to this list. Not long ago they were just sleepy towns.
Thank you very much. That really means a lot to me. You made my week! I will continue to try and make great content.
I have been lucky to visit/explore Mexico a lot. I would love to see the country reach it's full potential. So many pieces are in place, it just needs that little extra push towards the finish line. :)
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Keep on the good work, I'm sure I'll pay off sooner than you think 😊
Greetings from Montréal!
I almost get killed the last time I visited Mexico city, the car I entered was shot Many times before the driver manage to escape. So sad that the world has so many beautiful places that can't be visited and enjoyed due to crime!,.... Hello, how're you doing?
my dad lived in juarez for a long time before cartels grew to what they are now, its a shame since its a very beautiful city with great nature
Thank you for sharing. One can only hope things improve there. :)
sorry but the border towns are all ugly lol dirt tows
towns
Lmao hell nah Juarez has the worst landscape i ever seen so does el Paso it’s dry,hot and ugly
Eye opener , thank you for the help
Good video !!!
I’ve heard about a lot of problems in Cuernavaca, which is an amazing place. It would be interesting to see a list of how the most visited cities are doing. Thanks!
That is a great idea. Thanks!
What number is Reynosa and Matamoros Tamaulipas on?? Both border towns and from what I hear dangerous
Great question. Matamoros across from Brownsville, TX had 44 murders at a rate of 8.1 per 100k. Within the city limits, it's pretty safe having a homicide rate that is fairly low for cities on drug routes. One par with many US cities.
Reynosa had 137 homicides at a rate of 20 per 100k. Bigger city, more homicides. Again, this only counts known homicides and not the loss of life that hasn't been accounted for by authorities. Hope that helps. :)
Nice vid keep it up
Thanks, will do!
My mother is from Sinaloa & my father is from Chihuahua Juárez. I am a teenager & I am not allowed to visit Mexico because when my sister was 14 she was almost trafficked. I am very scared & will probably never go because I am terrified.
So sad
Stay safe wherever you are- your life is worth it!
How does Mexico keep it going despite all this going on? How do the people keep their heads up despite all this stuff. It's impressive,
They all eventually bust into America ILLEGALLY.
@@lauriedavidson4953 yeah watch out ! 124 million coming in hot !
@@lauriedavidson4953 probably bcuz Americans have a huge demand for cheap labor and the only ones who can supply their demand are illegals. It’s been like that for over 100 yrs
@@lauriedavidson4953 Don't flatter youself! Only reason we head North us for money. Also, the cartels exist cause your country has a serious drug problem(supply and demand)
Finally, despite all this. There are over 1 million Americans living here. Oh how little you know despite you're next door🙄
Porque es nuestra tierra y familia
Bro beautiful video
Thank you so much!
Perfect example of guns being outlawed yet criminals still have them
Yeah well they get them form the USA ...
Point proven. Criminals will get their guns don’t matter the law while regular people will get fucked. The person purchasing the guns and sending them is a criminal just hasn’t been caught.
Just like California.
Great reporting! In a nutshell, all hell broke loose when Pablo Escobar was caught/killed, and only got worse after the incarceration of El Chapo.
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It does not make sense to make videos about dangerous cities other than cater to sensation addiction of viewers. And viewing numbers. Not informative or educational at all.
@@PJHMX No one watches my other videos.
When Americans stop buying drugs, the cartels will go out of business
@@fundyourhappyplace5693 That is not how it works. It is way more complicated than that. If one route of buyers is gone, they will move to others, change what they sell. It's very complicated.
@@how2137 it's a quote from one of Chapo's interviews. They asked him who is to blame for the drug problem in Mexico? He said if Americans didn't have such a high demand for drugs he would have no business 🤦🏻♀️
Is crazy how most of the cities are in guanajuato no wonder is the must dangerous state for about 3 years straight
If I didn't limit it to cities of 100,000 or more, the list would have had even more! I had no idea the state was that dangerous. I would have placed my bets on Sinaloa! Thanks for the comment!
So sad about all of this. It especially hurts about Zamora because it used to be such an asking fun place
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:52 10) Celaya, Guanajuato
04:08 9) Salvatierra, Guanajuato
05:26 8) Tacate, Baja California
06:47 7) Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
09:12 6) Guaymas, Sonora
10:34 5) Salamanca, Guanajuato
12:07 4) Playas de Rosarito, Baja California
13:43 3) Tijuana, Baja California
15:18 2) Manzanillo, Colima
16:47 1) Zamora, Michoacán
19:46 Outro
Man, eight out of these ten entries are in Guanajuato, Chihuahua, Sonora, and Baja California, all four of which are considered "Reconsider Travel" states alongside Jalisco, Durango, and Morelos. Also, there is a reason why Colima and Michoacán are considered "Do Not Travel" states alongside Zacatecas, Tamaulipas, Guerrero, and Sinaloa.
Guanajuato is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico. I absolutely love it. I travel extensively in MX via my motorcycle. I avoid Juarez.
I bet it's a lot of fun with the open air and freedom! Mexican cities are beautiful. Cheers! Be safe and happy driving!
Back in the 90s I went to Rosarito and partied at this place called Papas and Beer and had one of the best times of my life. (so far)
thanks for mentioning merida, but we need a "top ten safest" as well...
Wonderful recommendation! I have actually been trying to work on that, but for some reason it is much harder to find information on that.
If you don’t feel safe go to church and stay home ...
@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo I am very curious as to why Merida is the safest city. I have heard several things about Merida being a Protected area. I would like to know if it is true that the cartels agreed to have a safe area for their families and it is off limits and considered a protected area. Is this true?
@@roxannasouthwell2419 I am not 100% sure as to why. I would say tourism, but that clearly isn't the case for other cities that are touristy on the list. It could just be that is it located away from the core drug trade in Mexico. Off the beaten path if you will.
Very thourough investigation.I appreciate that
I always go to Tijuana and Rosarito no problem at all. However, my family is from Michoacan and live about 15 minutes from Zamora and I won't go over there.
Mine too b oda where u from
@@tusancho6587 tangas lol
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@@tusancho6587 tangancicuaro loko haha
All those Cities look gorgeous 😍
I have to agree! There is so much potential for Mexico.
Great video! But feel sad after watching...
Do not feel sad. :) Things will get better as people learn about issues and try to improve them. :) Thank you for watching and commenting!
Damm just changed my mind on going on vacation in Mexico🤪
Cdmx is pretty chill
@@chiriviscospower Because it's the capital
I can confirm Tijuana is the worst and that is coming from a guy that was born there. You have to be in the lookout not only for criminals but cops as well, it's just sad that you don't know who to trust anymore.
Reynosa is the most dangerous city in Mexico, but you won’t hear about it on the news
What is it like at Reynosa? I read about it because of the border crossing, but don't know much about it. I've never been there.
Thank you for your accurate assessment of the drug and crime centers of Mexico.
I'm surprised Acapulco wasn't on the list. Maybe due to population density?
You are correct. The last census has the city roughly at 840,000 in the city proper. There were 374 known homicides which gives it a rate of 44.5 per 100,000. So it falls out of the top ten.
Victoria, Juarez, Obregon and Reynosa are definitely on this list (predictions before watching)
1:52 Now Celaya is Top 1 in the 2020 ranking
Y yo pensé que los homicidios estaban en Tamaulipas, Juárez, Sonora, Sinaloa, Jalisco, Michoacan, Guanajuato, Zacatecas y Veracruz.
Puede haber un mayor número total de homicidios en algunas de esas ciudades, pero según los datos per cápita, la lista presentada en el video es correcta.
No! Not Zamora! This makes me sad. I’ve visited so many times through my life to see my family, It used to be so nice.
I almost get killed the last time I visited Mexico city, the car I entered was shot Many times before the driver manage to escape. So sad that the world has so many beautiful places that can't be visited and enjoyed due to crime!,.... Hello, how're you doing?
Same here. My mother is from Zamora, Mich (Villamar actually). As kids we used to visit the city in the 70's. Then we immigrated to Canada but we still visited mom's birthplace (85, 91, 93 and 2007). Still Zamora had that lovely charm but of course more congested. Now I want to visit w/ my own family for 2024. Now I am very skeptical and concerned. Probably it will have to be a no-go! Very sad to hear this!
Im Mexican & I approve this video 👍🏻 very accurate
Thank you. I tried.
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There are no dangerous cities, there are however dangerous people in EVERY city in the world, you need to stay away from gangs, drug dealers and criminals in ALL places if you want to be safe, it really is that simple, respect others and know where you are, don't think you can be an obnoxious tourist flaunting your money down there with no consequences, that being said, you can travel and be nice to people and they will generally take care of you, remember that MOST people are good people down there.
Yes I was jist in Mexico and it was way safer then many countries ive been to. Super nice people. Never got offer drugs in 2 months of being from cancun to San Miguel. I don't drink much and I got to bed about 10pm. That solves a lot of problems.
@@theodoresmith5272 not always the case tho and cancun is a tourist spot so youll be most likely be alright .my uncle got killed last month in TJ also one of my friends last year and they weren’t in the mix
@@sinaloaestadodegrandes4287 sorry to here. Yes the chances of being killed in Cancun is pretty slim but other crimes go on there that as soon as you get away from that area dont go on in the south too much. I'm not saying drugs dont go through but you wont be asked if you want any. Like any country not all of its nice. Is TJ Tijuana? If so that place has always been a little unsafe.
@@theodoresmith5272 yeah TJ is Tijuana ima go to cancun in july anything i should try?
@@sinaloaestadodegrandes4287 maybe take a bus to bacalar. Its a pretty lagoon and not very touristy.
You can day trip to several smaller more real mexico towns and beaches from cancun.
Depending on your time, merida is colonial and has a bunch of tours that are much cheap then in Cancun and more of them. Go Swim in a cenote. Buses run all day and its about 2-3 hours from cancun.
If you have a week or so go to palenque. Its in the jungle and there are monkeys all around and pretty waterfalls. The ruins are awesome there and the town is pretty native American. Loved it. Cooler weather too.
Don't book to many tours or excursions from here. You can ask at your hotel or other people for a good tour company in town. Most will be about half the price. Also many places there like waterfall, cenotes and ruins had colectivo buses that are really cheap to get to them. Chichen itza is cool but expensive for ruins and there are many vendors as you walk around. It does take away fron the experience so maybe find another ruins less traveled to also go to if your into that.
There are many tours from merida to ruins and then a swim in a cenote.
Just remember 90% of people that have trouble there are drinking and out late. Often trying to find drugs. Stay away from that and it eliminates a lot of the chances for bad stuff to happen.
it is so sad the government is not doing anything to fix this, sad to see a beautiful country destroyed by those cartels, I think is best not go there anymore till the authorities do something.
@@jacobduster3C13 you are totally right however the point here is Mexico is not doing anything, because corruption, I know states is implicated but Mexico has his own government
@@latitamontoya Well mexico can use its marines and special forces the least curropt of the mexican armed forces but it will be a costy price to pay for the government but if they do it will be a big price but may end this violence and it also the fault of the usa because of the bucareli treaty which doesn't bay the mexican people good and the usa controls the mexican army. Until 2023 the bucareli treaty will expire and mexico can now control its army size and can pay its people how ever they want.
Guanajuato is along side Baja California, the most dangerous state.
Where i live, there's roughly 2'000 inhabitants, and here, we had like 20-25 murders. And there's NOTHING here...
Take in consideration how small my town is.
You can stand in the middle of a street and see both the beginning and the end of it.
We all know each other. And it's unbelievable that i have lost my Uncle, friends and so on, to the Cartel Fight...
In a town with no oil, no drugs, no mayor highway and almost no people...
Just because we are 45 min from Celaya, 20 min from Salvatirrra, 23 from Salamanca, 50 min from Irapuato and 2 hrs from Zamora and Uruapan.
We are surrounded by these and the cartels who control them.
Thank you for sharing. I am really sorry for your losses first of all. It makes me really sad to hear your experiences. It isn't fair for the people just living their lives in these towns and city's. They don't deserve this.
You paint a truly bleak picture of the area being surrounded by all the cartel activity. I wish you the best and safety for you and the rest of you family.
Legalise and tax all drugs. Only way to end the drug war.
Nah a lot of junkies and they wont get arrested and the cartels will find another way, such as trafficking and other sources, so yeah no
@@FREDDYHUNTER34isnotliquid69420 People who use will get a controlled product of known strength without cutting agents like fentanyl that lead to overdoses. The DEA will come down hard on anyone outside the system as they have done a few days ago on illegal cartel pot growing operations. Taxes pay for treatment. You won’t be exposed to street violence and gangs will diminish. People will be able to grow their own pot and shrooms nation-wide, further reducing cartels and gangs. And fewer addicts needing to turn to prostitution, so, yeah, nah, it will end the drug war.
Remember how Prohibition solved alcohol-related crime? No, wait. It made gangsters rich and increased crime.
The cities look beautiful and the landscapes breathtaking. It's a shame that the country can't get a handle on their gangs and crime and cartels under control. It's probably gotten to the point that they need to execute anybody and everybody caught in these cartels. They definitely need to expand their legitimate businesses to give their citizens a chance to get away from the illegitimate businesses like the cartels and gangs. I'd love to travel there and see the sights but it sounds like a death sentence.
Americans use of illegal drugs is the cause of violent cartels in Mexico.
@@jacobduster3C13
Are you trying to say that Mexicans don't use any illegal drugs?
@@jacobduster3C13
If you don't like USA🇺🇸, don't use an smart phone.
By using it, you are using at least 4 USA technologies all together.
1.- internet
2.- smart phone
3.- satellite
4.- electricity
So, if you hate America, so much, don't use our technology, asshole!!!!!!
Don't f...king blame our country, for your damn country's problems, and keep using our technology at the same time.
@@jacobduster3C13
So your smart phone is currently using the sputnik satellite?
WTF?
Russian guy!!!!!!
Move to Russia, now.
@@jacobduster3C13
I don't have to demonstrate my citizenship to you.
Neither to a border patrol officer, within the borders,or at a port of entry.
All I have to say is:
American citizen.
If the officer doesn't believe me.
That's his problem.
They can tell right away by looking at your eyes.
Have you ever crossed a port of entry legally?
I bet you haven't!!!!
hmmm i think Ciudad Obregón should have been in this list.. i don't know why it wasn't...
It was very close. It is in the Top 20.
Bravo
Gracias!
Legalize drugs and watch the crime rate go wayyyy down! The "war on drugs" is the reason drugs are deadly!
300 iq
What are you talking about? All people do is talk bad of Mexico. The place is ancient and beautiful. If you don't get involved with bullshit... you'll never see it
You talking about the video? The video is about homicides in Mexico straight from federal government statistics. I am not talking bad about Mexico, I love Mexico. I am reporting the statistics and recent news in Mexico in this video, not its beauty or history. There are other videos for that. :)
Sadly that isn't the case. You can easily be in resort communities or Mexico City and never see anything bad happening, but once you leave those areas, head into the interior, you can see it. I've seen it. Make-shift roadblocks and people demanding money or else they will threaten your safety. There is some scary stuff. Luckily these encounters have been limited, but for some it's an everyday occurrence.
I lived in Zamora till I was 16. And now, I'm so glad I don't live there anymore.!
More us city flags plz
Why is Merida the safest city in Mexico? The cartels have their own families living there and they have a truce between them that covers the city. So, if you wanna be safe in Mexico get a cartel family living next door....
I will have to look into that. If that's true, that is wild! Thanks for sharing.
I was born in salvatierra I left in 2006 before all this shit went down and salvatierra is a beautiful town but it is true is on of the most dangerous places now and I can tell you if crime got to this place that really means Mexico is going shit crazy when it comes to violence
Oh so many people would of just gave on up on them
Guaymas is pronounced "Why Maas."
Thank you. I appreciate that a lot.
@AJMSTUDIOS you're welcome. Since I have family in Hermosillo which is the capital city of the state of Sonora, I'am familiar with Guaymas(including San Carlos and Empalme) and how to pronounce the city's name. But since I haven't been to Guaymas since 1993, I did not know the city had become dangerous till watching this video.
@@aarona.4937 Thanks for sharing! I have driven by Guaymas but have never actually stopped there. So I really do appreciate the extra info and help. Hopefully you can visit again someday (if you wish too) :) Cheers.
I’m from Zamora no way ? It is the most dangerous
According to the data per capita, yes way.
As longest you not doing anything illegal, Noone is gonna bother you.
Stray bullets don't really ask for one's criminal record.
Not always the case one of my uncles got killed last month in TJ also one of my friends last year
thats the hugs and kisses policy results
You forgot Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz.
While the rate is high, it isn't in the top ten. The rate per 100k is 23.3 homicides. There were 79 reported homicides in the past year. That number increases thought when you look at the high murder rate in the cities around Coatzacoalcos. That could artificially inflate the numbers since it is probably in the local news all the time. Nearby Minatatlan and Auga Dulce have much higher homicide rates and very high murder rates, meaning there is a lot of killing in that region.
Americans should stop consuming drugs, that way my country is gonna be in peace with those drugs problems...
I agree Richard. But it works on both ends. If there was a concerted effort to end the manufacturing south of the border there would be far less for the Americans to buy. Bad news on both sides of the border. Drugs ruin so many lives.
I have lived my 84 years on or near the Mexican border with Arizona, crossing more or less freely including even the pandemic year. I have also traveled to some of the areas cited in this video. Moreover, I have often been acquainted with Mexicans who were on various different sides of the law, and I keep up to date on what is really happening in these cities as well as others. While I respect the statistical evidence given, and I do not take issue with it, the fact that some two million Americans and Canadians live willingly in Mexico with limited exposure to this kind of violence speaks for itself. And yes, I do cringe at your pronunciation of Mexican place names. Poor old Guaymas especially takes a hit, as do Tijuana (it's "tee-whana") and Celaya.
Americans have much more than mispronunciation to answer for, however, in failing to engage more with the new President of Mexico to put a stop to the movement of drugs and formulating a realistic immigration policy. We can and must do better.
Hi there. I really do appreciate the response. It helps me learn and do better in areas and I also appreciate you sharing some of your experiences. I've been to both coasts of Mexico and the interior, but I don't have that "up close and personal" experience you have had. Thanks for sharing.
That will NEVER happen in this administration that was SELECTED to be in power! See the corruption?
the aztec and mayan impulse to kill never went away....
we could say the same of the people of england.😏
behind every line of coke shot of heroin hit of meth a life just a life so keep on keeping on america
FYI : It's pronounced Gwai - Muhs Sonora.
Thank you so much!!! I am still very new in learning Spanish. Getting a wee bit better every day though. :)
“Quality of life from the southern U.S”. What century are you in?.
The only solution to putting an end to the violence is by legalizing all drugs in Mexico , Canada and the USA.
No just no
Drugs kills people it's illegal what they are doing. The drug dealer is nothing but law breakers and the zetas.
I'm from Nayarit and its really peaceful but back in 2012 it became the most dangerous city in the world when El chapo and los Zetas went to war
Gee rent must be $5 bucks a mo.
For real Mexico doesn't look like Singapore.
Nahh shit
No le busquen es Tepito
Dam good thing all of the U.S cities are safe ! 😂
It's different when it isn't your home you know that!
Zamora is too cool 4 Sokol 🧨🔳😂😎🙏🙏👾⏺🙌🍄🔲
Jalisco cartel not be messed with
The government should just throw in the towel
YOU FORGOT L.A. OR CA. IN GENERAL
My girlfriend and (from the east coast) visited San Diego recently and booked a very nice hotel outside of that city. As we drove to the hotel we got closer,.and closer,...AND CLOSER to the Mexico border, I was damn near making a mess in my pants thinking we were going to end up in Mexico. Fortunately the hotel was right at the border on the USA side(as expected) and everything was fine.I don't care what anyone says we are not putting 1 toe into Mexico,.......for any reason
I have traveled all over Baja and mainland Mexico. Whenever I would cross the border I always thought oh boy there goes my “safety net”!!
It's funny that you are so scared when there is a high violent crime rate in many major and minor U.S. cities. Just like there are perectly safe places in the USA or any country, so are there in Mexico. I live in Merida which is in the state of Yucatan and not only is it one of the safest cities in all of the Americas it's also located in the safest state in all of Mexico. Violent crime here is extremely low and many Mexicans from dangerous regions move here for a safe and better life for themselves. I've traveled around Mexico and never had 1 issue in any place. I've been in big cities and areas with Cartel presence and never had any problems whatsoever. If you're not interested in Mexico that is fine but don't be so ignorant to think that coming here will automatically make you a victim of a crime like it's a giant warzone all over the country.
@@kurisuinternetpopstar please dont compare tijuana to LA they were 500 homicides in LA last year while tijuana had over 2,500 plus while 6 major cartels are fighting for territory while la got gangs😂
@@kurisuinternetpopstar yeah you can do whatever you want you just sound silly is all
If you are going to make a video about our ten most violent cities, you might want to learn how to pronounce their names. Every time you mispronounced “Celaya”, I found myself correcting you out loud, and that’s one of the easiest to pronounce. And why do people add a vowel to “Tijuana”, making it sound like “tia Juana”, or Aunt Juana?
We are not taught much of value about the world outside of the US, other than how it might affect us. (At least that has been true in the past. I hope it is improving.) I'm sure I would embarrass myself trying to pronounce many city names, though it would be due to ignorance, not disrespect.
Wouldn't the list be much smaller, by saying the safe places in Mexico
Lol.
A 5 seconds video?
There's a giant list of safe places like Queretaro, Puebla, Monterrey, Taxco, San Luis Potosi, Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende, Ajijic, Durango
Only San Miguel in this list is a tourist destination
@@stewart2589 WOOOOO san luis Potosí is safe, phew I was gonna visit there and this made my day thanks!
@@stewart2589 MEXICO CITY??? WTF
Bruh wtf Russians nahh USA needs to help Mexico
Data from juarez is wrong 3500 dead was on 2010 1990 was relax lol
Im from juarez
#mexiconeedsourhelp
My først time in Mex. was 1970 . i feel wery SAFE . that time ther was not druqs . stopp yus droqs .
But in Mexico 🌮 zacticas there's alot people Dead
thank god pres Trump build that wall. can’t be high enough
5:47 Dude Atleast Get The Colors Right ? ( 🇲🇽 )
Lol! Good catch. I guess we can say the color theme was right. ;-)
The only solution to end this horrific crime is sending the armies up there and the soldiers all over Mexico to fight this war.
The Mexican president and the government. Needs to plan this no wonder why most Mexicans is trying to come to usa and plead for safety.
Tecate beer is not from tecate Mexico !!! It's from Nuevo leon
Hmmm, their website they started in Tecate, Mexico in 1944. They still have their massive plant in Tecate too. Where did you hear your origin story for the company?
Manzanillo isn't Dangerous!?? Wtf
It is according to the numbers and the federal government of Mexico. These numbers I am sharing in this post are newer than in the video, but this past year has seen 260 murders at a rate of 128.6 per 100k.
@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo ooh ok That's Sucks
Romanos 1:26-32
La Biblia de las Américas
26 Por esta razón Dios los entregó a pasiones degradantes; porque sus mujeres cambiaron la función natural por la que es contra la naturaleza; 27 y de la misma manera también los hombres, abandonando el uso natural de la mujer, se encendieron en su lujuria unos con otros, cometiendo hechos vergonzosos hombres con hombres, y recibiendo en sí mismos el castigo correspondiente a su extravío.
28 Y como ellos no tuvieron a bien reconocer a Dios, Dios los entregó a una mente depravada, para que hicieran las cosas que no convienen; 29 estando llenos de toda injusticia, maldad, avaricia y malicia; colmados de envidia, homicidios, pleitos, engaños y malignidad; son chismosos, 30
detractores, aborrecedores de Dios, insolentes, soberbios, jactanciosos, inventores de lo malo, desobedientes a los padres, 31 sin entendimiento, indignos de confianza, sin amor, despiadados; 32 los cuales, aunque conocen el decreto de Dios que los que practican tales cosas son dignos de muerte, no solo las hacen, sino que también dan su aprobación a los que las practican.
Yeah, La Biblia is right; it's all women's fault (and some men who "abandoned the natural use of women") Scary. If I even wonder into a dark Mexican alley, I prefer to bump into El Chapo rather than you!
Mateo 10:28
28 No temáis a los que matan el cuerpo pero el alma no pueden matar; temed más bien a CRISTO que puede destruir el alma y el cuerpo en el infierno.
If it wasn't for the cartels, Americans would own half of Mexico. 😂😂😂
See lay yuh? It is pronounced say lah
yuh though. How can you know what you are talking about when you can’t even get the pronunciation done decently?
Very easily. Spanish isn't my native language. But research in demographics, sociology, and criminology can be studied and read by anyone. Just because someone who only speaks one language and is well studied in their field, doesn't make them less knowledgeable if they can't pronounce a name not in their native tongue.
@@AJMSTUDIOSvideo That is very unconvincing. Tea Juana is not Tea- uh- Juana. Not to know that displays such an ignorance about Mexico that it really negates all your blah blah blah. Like your bs about Rosarito being taken over by Russian mobsters et al. Last year me and my wife spent a week there in no fear whatsoever. We spent another week in Tijuana as well. Yet we cannot visit my sisters in law in another part of the country not mentioned at all by you. Whole towns of 40,000 lie in that area of Mexico that half the population fled out of a couple years back.
You are merely promoting the US directed drug wars in Mexico and you do that out of total ignorance of Mexico. Learn some Spanish at least.
@@tonylogan4092 ok so because you weren’t attacked the whole city is safe? Weak logic
Just legalise the drugs! Problem solved!
Nope
@@FREDDYHUNTER34isnotliquid69420 Yep!
@@stephenvelden295 it would have worked in the 70's but they'll find a much worse way to make money and that's not going to be any better and people would be running around USA all crazy so no
Wow you are genius!!!!!!1!!1!1!
Pronunciation of cities... Horrible! Come on man, learn!