Not long ago, a piece of news refreshed my understanding again. Joe Quinn, the world's biggest drug Lord? Guzman's son Ovidio? Guzman was arrested by Mexican special police. Hundreds of militants took to the streets to shoot at random, smashed vehicles, and fought fiercely with the security forces who arrived later, with the intention of robbing people. In the end, the police couldn't stand it any more, so they had to release Ovidio. It can be seen that Mexican drug lords are so rampant. If Duterte is elected president of Mexico, what will happen to drug dealers?

I think there will be some improvement. Duterte is famous for his iron fist. He once said that there are only three years left in his presidency, but he will never give criminal groups any respite. In fact, the crime rate in the Philippines has greatly increased. In his early years, when Duterte was the mayor of Davao City, he managed Davao City, which was full of kidnapping, extortion, smuggling and drug trafficking, to become a famous safe city in the Philippines. Since 16 became president of the Philippines, domestic drug crimes have been launched in an all-round way. In just a few months, the drug trafficking rate in the Philippines has greatly increased. On the other hand, Mexico's drug dealers are very cruel, killing and setting fires, and ignoring human lives. In addition, they have their own army and armed forces, which are even better equipped than the security forces, with no regard for the government. If Duterte comes to power, with his way of doing things and attitude, he will pay a heavy price to crack down on drug traffickers, reduce the drug trafficking rate in Mexico and give the Mexican people a safe living environment. Of course, the Mexican president has also made great efforts. Drug control is a long-term process, and Mexico in the future will certainly become a safe country without drug trafficking and shooting.

Rejecting pornography and drug gambling and starting from everyone can effectively improve the drug trafficking situation. Strengthen the national awareness of prevention, understand the dangers of drugs, no trade, no harm, and fundamentally eliminate drugs.