The Deadliest City in Mexico | Tijuana: 7 Murders a Day | Free Documentary

Mexico's Deadliest City | Tijuana: 7 Murders a Day | Free Documentary

The city of Tijuana saw over 2,500 homicides in 2018, marking it as one of the most violent years in the city's history. This staggering number of deaths highlights the severe impact of narco-trafficking, drug addiction, cartel wars, and poverty on the community. Through an exploration of these complex factors, the intricate web of corruption and desperation that fuels the violence is uncovered. Interviews with local residents, law enforcement, and experts reveal the human cost of the drug trade and the socio-economic conditions that perpetuate the cycle of death and destruction. This in-depth analysis sheds light on the profound challenges facing Tijuana and the urgent need for solutions.
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[FreeDocumentary]

The city of Tijuana saw over 2, 500 homicides in 2018, marking it as one of the most violent years in the city's history. This staggering number of deaths highlights the severe impact of narco trafficking, drug addiction, cartel wars, and poverty on the community.

Through an exploration of these complex factors, the intricate web of corruption and desperation that fuels the violence is uncovered. Interviews with local residents, law enforcement, and experts reveal the human cost of the drug trade and the socio-economic conditions that perpetuate the cycle of death and destruction. This in-depth analysis sheds light on the profound challenges facing Tijuana and the urgent need for solutions.

[theallianceslayer]

YouTube censorship has gotten out of hand. Wtf is this

[NiklazSchwarzschild]

Mexico is one of my favorite countries in North American continent. I had been to Mexico many times, I have so many friends in Sinaloa. May Mexico continue to shine as a cultural and economic powerhouse, with opportunities for all its citizens.

Viva México! Love from Germany 🇲🇽 🇩🇪

[yangerjamir]

Mexico, a country with the resources and potential to develop into a first world developed country destroyed by extreme corruption and crime.

[frankfabuloso]

I live in Tecate Baja California right next to Tijuana and work in a funeral home. It’s pretty deadly out here

[ddoppster]

5 years old, this doc. Need an updated

[koolohinde]

This is realy sad. Peace and Love in mexico and all over the world.

[WoodGuy]

Growing up in Southern Calif., driving to Tijuana (everybody called it TJ), on a Saturday just for fun, was the thing to do now and then. When I was in college, some friends from college would drive down to TJ on a Friday night for fun, you could enter a TJ bar at 18. We'd park on the US side of the border and walk across the bridge to TJ. Later in life I was a consultant to the furniture industry and would arrange for items to be purchased from a TJ furniture manufacturer I met a furniture trade show in the US. I would make bi-monthly trips to TJ to meet with them. This was in the late 70's. I didn't know it's gotten this bad in TJ, watching this video is an eye-opener. Needless to say, there's no way I'd venture across the southern border, ever again.

[Kronos]

I go to Tj thankfully I never encounter any bad I love my people of - Tijuana has some of the most delicious food ❤

[jamaljames]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾

[elizabethannedavis]

Makes me sad, the gentleman talking about "it's just a bad streak, it won't always be like this. It gets better. It always does" makes me so sad, because 6 years later? It's worse. So much worse. Praying for Mexico and her people. I love the country and as an American I wish we could do more to help. I think helping Mexico should be more important than the war I'm Ukraine. That's our neighbor. I would rather help our neighbor and ally than Ukraine where no matter how much we give, they want more. Always demanding more. We've sent BILLIONS to them. American taxpayers. We would rather help Mexico. ❤❤❤❤

[vinnygonzalez-hk]

that policeman has lied to his teeth, he has been careful of what he is saying

[be_careful_what_you_say]

Would be much more interesting if I didn’t have to read the screen and everything wasn’t blurred out 🤷‍♀️

[OverByDestruction]

Como dato adicional minuto 1:33 reportero Margarito fue asesinado en tijuana hace mas de un año por sujetos armados

[-SupraMari-]

Gotta love a documentary that blurs all the reality. Why even make the video or put it on a video platform if you're going to hide everything?

[Foxis]

Imagine the amazing progress humanity could make if there were no drugs, crime, or wars. End of this would save countless lives and allow us to spend more on education, healthcare, and new technology, leading to a richer and more peaceful world. How tragic that such a smart and talented specie can also cause so much pain and conflict.

[njosborne]

There is no hope for peace there. Too many primitive souls fighting for power.

[DarkstarDarth]

All I know is the beef tacos next to the Hong Kong establishment are delicious.

[truthhurtseverybody]

Where's the uncensored version of this doc found?

[MrLoekanle]

Why blur everything just put an viewer violent advisory in beginning of video and it can be shown, amateur