How rampant are Mexican drug dealers? This is the country with the most serious drug abuse in the world. This is a country where the United States wants to build a high wall and does not want them to come. At present, there are five major groups in Mexico, all of which belong to the type that the police have been unable to cope with. In particular, the Lozetas criminal group established by before the gulf Group is not only well-armed, but also has special forces. This action made them rank first among all drug trafficking groups in Mexico. However, in the end, the group disintegrated. The police finally found out that their equipment was too sophisticated. AK-47 and M- 16 are piled together like buying vegetables. However, without a criminal organization and other criminal organizations, Mexico's road to drug control is still very difficult.
How strong is the drug control in China? I have a classmate whose hometown is in the frontier. From what he said, we can know how strong China is in drug control. At that time, his second uncle wanted to use the key poppy as seasoning, but his biological father reported it. The police came, pulled out all the poppies, and gave Uncle an educational criticism. It can be seen that even people in rural and remote areas know that drugs are full of harm to our country. It can be said that since the Opium War, the people of China have realized the harm of drugs. In addition, the laws of our country are very strict with drugs, so we can make such great achievements in drug control. National drug control is not just talk. If Mexico dared to do this, it might be much better than it is now.
The reasons why drug trafficking in Mexico has been repeatedly banned are: first, the local climate is very suitable for planting; Secondly, the long-term political turmoil in Mexico has also given people the opportunity to get rich through drugs; Thirdly, due to the unbalanced development of industry and agriculture, farmers can't survive without planting drugs; Fourth, the hedonism in the United States in the 1960s made drugs increasingly popular; Finally, although Mexico has vigorously rectified drugs, it has formed a drug business with a complete industrial chain.
Generally speaking, it is impossible for Mexico to succeed in drug control by relying entirely on one or two governments. After all, it is deeply rooted. Locals can profit from it. Therefore, it is possible to solve the problem only if we persist in it for a long time and strike hard all the time. Relying on the government also depends on the people.