Trump Wants a War With Cartels—and May Just Get One

It raises basic questions. “If they are about to nominate smugglers as Narco-terrorists, will they also include part of these networks? Because we’re not only talking about the famous drug cartels, but smuggling networks, money laundering, weapons trafficking and others are smuggling, in which Many start a cartel and there is a huge complexity in determining that both sides are involved in drug trafficking, talking about drugs, this word is not supported by concrete evidence.

According to Javala, the narrative lets the story like President Trump to use the concept of intoxication as a threat to the Mexican government, threatening and extortion. “Based on the concept of narcotics spectrum instead of describing reality, based on political ghosts that Mexico is used to compat with Washington’s interests,” he said.

An executive order of military interference in Mexico

Military interfering in the Mexican region with selected attacks to damage the cartels is something that has been on the US radar screen for some time. However, analysts argued that it would be a shot on the leg for the Trump administration.

“The US government gives itself the power to interfere in Mexico in Mexico by using the concept of intoxication. [the idea of military aggression]”Javala explained.” I believe that in addition to the bold, the Mexican government has usually come together because in the end our protection policy has always been subordinated and violated; Even available by the United States of America. “

This Wednesday, Mexico president Clodia Shainboum said that Foreign Affairs Secretary Juan Raman de La Fuente had a telephone conversation with the US Secretary of State of State Marco Rubio. He did not provide the details of the conversation, but said it was “very cordial conversation” and they discussed “migration and security issues”. Rubio says that he will like any decisions taken from Washington, any step in cooperation of the Mexican government, any action he will like.

“Cartels do not exist”

Oswaldo Javala (Seyadad Juverages, 1975) Specialized in Mexican narratives and has alternative vision in Mexico. He believes that the image of the cartels of the cartels is exaggerated and sponsored by the state. Writer Mythical US – Mexico Drug Wars: State Power, Organized Crime, and Narcoretical Political History (1975-2012)Explains the wired that the war against drug trafficking is usually fantastic, and often built on irrational ideas, which gradually forms an imaginary one that presents drug trafficking in the alarmist system.

“The US government managed with great skill to make a long list of ideas, monsters and criminal actors that not only prioritize public controversy in the United States, but also in Mexico. Guadalajara was a cartel, it was in the 9th, the conversation revolves around Fentanil and above all, the Cenaloa Cartel, “Javala explained.

Javala argues that the narratives used in the US government are ways to simplify a complex problem, gives debate a common sense that will otherwise be more complicated. “If we take into account a large part of the drug consumption is in the United States, there are some companies in the country that are more dangerous for trafficking, money smuggling, and in many cases more dangerous than Mexican Panorama to facilitate the situation. , Even in Mexico as the primary enemy of the United States, “he said.

“As a citizen we must be very careful about the narratives generated from Washington,” he warned. “It is important to learn to keep ourselves out of what we are saying and to keep ourselves away from what we are saying This process is not easy or fast, sincerely, the Mexican government does not just repeat these details, but the media replies them, and sometimes organizations and other actors Creates a popular culture to make them more complicated that feeds these ideas: today is already there Rabid About Fentanel, about ‘chapitos’ and about the supposed criminal empire of cartels. It is very difficult to escape from all this. “

A war that has missed more than 100,000 people

More than 1 million people have been missing in Mexico since the beginning of the count. The disappearing and accountless national registry for individuals has now surpassed these statistics for months, which is proof of the country’s serious circumstances. Most of these people were registered as disappearing since the 2006, when the Philip Caldron’s administration began on the street to fight the violence of organized crime.

“Many of the most serious influences of anti -drug policies that have been suffering in Mexico over decades. After the start with President Calderon, after more than half a million murders, more than 5,6 forced disappear. Against racist, brown youth, who live in the most disadvantaged region of the country, “Javala said that people were surprised when they were surprised to see what Trump said. “As if we were not already alive, now for years, the country is truly a wave of severe violence.”

According to the researcher, military violence is often expressed as a form of social control, as a management of violence. “You’re not going to see militaryization in areas like Condessa or Roma, but in the poorest region of Mexico City. Violence is happening in perfereles, the poorest hills, where there is not enough media or human rights institutions,” said Javala.

Javala said that we should be surprised, as the background of what we already happen is the very high rate of violence we are experienced, which has not yet come. “I think we still do not fully understand that this violence has a clear class level. It is not in general, but it is directed and directed against the most vulnerable sector of society,” he said.

Solution: Destroy the country

৩ 16 years ago, in several cases of the country by Calderene, the decision to protect the army to the army has shown us dire consequences. Enrique Periya Nato and Andres Manuel Lapez Obrador both promised to return our peace, protection and citizenship during our respective election campaigns. However, once in power, both legal and even constitutional reforms presented the proposal to integrate the public protection model. The situation does not seem to change with the administration of Claudia Shainboum.

In this way, Mexico’s recent presidents have maintained a “peace and protection” policy based on a militaryization strategy, which is equally equitable about the supposed operational disability of the police corporations to face organized crimes.

“I agree with this view that the drugs need to be deciminalized, addictive, all things. However, in my opinion, most of the violence in Mexico is not necessarily associated with drug trafficking, but with the experience of militaryization. And I think there is an experienced data to support this idea. We know that in Mexico, there is a ‘before’ and a ” militaryization ‘later,’ Javala explained ‘Javala.’ Before the army deployed, our killings were decreasing across the country and there was a direct relationship between military occupation, the presence of the armed forces and the increase in homesides and forced disappearance. “