#jalisco

[unteriors]

Calle Francia, El Arenal, Jalisco.

[twinstarwishes]

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Please keep Mexico in your prayers. They’re going through an awful time right now and probably will for possibly the next couple weeks. The Mexican Army has killed ‘El Mencho’ . The citizens are unfortunately being affected by the massive fires the cartel has started. They have set fires in multiple gas stations, grocery stores and have blocked roads with burning cars,trailer and buses. Airports have been targeted and multiple planes have been set on fire. Sorry to put this on anyones feed but its truly terrifying that they’re at war. Please please pray for the citizens of Mexico and their safety.

[dizzy-miss-lizzieeeeee]

This is the goddamn same thing that happens every time they get someone that SHOULD BE ARRESTED.

El Mencho is dead, we should be celebrating, he's one of the main reasons why there's a crisis in Jalisco for the missing of thousands of Mexicans (not dead, missing, no one knows where the bodies are).

But instead, people in Jalisco is being punished for this narco drug lord being killed in a confrontation with the Mexican army.

You'd think Claudia Sheinbaum learned from Ovidio Guzmán's disastrous arrest, from El Culiacanazo, from Felipe Calderón's war on drugs, and so many other things that had happened whenever an arrest happens or a drug leader is down.

She's based her campaign and government to criticize Calderón's approach during his term (rightfully), but now she's making the same mistakes her predecessors made, and the victims are everyone in Jalisco

JALISCO IS BURNING AND IT'S ALL THANKS TO THE INCOMPETENCE OF ITS GOVERNORS

[toyastales]

Agave Tequila Fields, Jalisco, Mexico 🇲🇽

[tinyuglyworld]

Huichol couple in fiesta attire in Jalisco, central Mexico

Scanned from Mexican Costume by Chloë Sayer (1985)

[xtramizukii]

I try to not really involve myself in politics or events going on in the world but I just feel like I have to speak up about something

A person known as El mencho was recently killed in Tapalpa México, and he was basically a cartel leader and drug trafficker, and the cartel has recently started rioting for it,

And all I've seen is American people making it all about themselves, being racist or just insensitive over the situation, "oh my trip is cancelled!!" "This is why I'm never stepping into Mexico!" Cartel members are killing people. People are dying, businesses and cars getting lit on fire, and blowing up gas pumps. People are in danger and it is not something you should joke about.

And people are just worried about canceling their trip to Cancun when you could at least think about the civilians who are currently trapped inside their homes waiting for things to get better,

Si son de Michoacán, Jalisco, Colima, Guanajuato o otros estados afectados por esta situación, por favor cuidense y estén a salvos, no puedo creer que ay gente tan inútil para comprender una situación como estas no es para chistes.

[onlymexico]

Guadalajara, Jalisco

[blondebrainpowered]

Man with earplugs holding a grinding bowl. Jalisco, Mexico, 300 BC.