Comments Thread For: Julio Cesar Chavez's Brother Shot and Killed During Robbery

[NC Uppercut]

Sinaloa was a very safe place when Chapo was there.. You could drive luxury cars and all and no one would mess with you.

Sinaloa is a war zone now.

I know it is. Hell its affecting a lot more that just Sinaloa. Ol Shorty didn't allow the rift in his home territory. He made most of his statements earlier in his career. Respect

[future hendrixx]

look at that murder rate doe.. this is just another day for them. almost 10,000 bodies in six months.

[krazyn8tive]

look at that murder rate doe.. this is just another day for them. almost 10,000 bodies in six months.

It's a hell hole

[CLUBBER!]

Build the wall

[Graz]

Its a shame that such a beautiful country has become such a disparaging place. Used to vacation in Mexico regularly but no more. God gave them the beauty but its criminal inhabitants have taken it away.

[sterilizer]

Just legalize the dam banned drugs and make it a legit business instead of a crime.

It should be done on both sides of the border: the US (the main buyer)
and Mexico (the main supplier).

Even if it requires prescription. The idea is to discourage crime. To end the filthy cartels.

This murder was very possibly drug-related. A vendetta or something.

And the story about the restaurant frequented by politicians and assaulted... pretty obvious, if people visit Mexico, DON'T GO TO cities like Culiacan. Don't go to restaurants frequented by politicians and/or druglords (which are evidently in cahoots).

There are hundreds and hundreds of small towns that are nice, peaceful, where crime never takes place, in Mexico. Places where they don't grow, sell or distribute drugs.

I've lived in both the US and Mexico. At any place where you go, if you seek trouble (go to a ghetto area, being a white person who looks odd in the US, or go to any restaurant or bar in any populous city in Mexico where you are evidently out of place), you are seeking for trouble.

Mexico is still the country where most American ex-patriates live, in spite of spewing blatantly intentional bad publicity for a whole country, like this article intentionally does, with those figures and comments that are 100% non-related to boxing, evidently to thrash Mexico's image internationally, even further.

Just build the damn wall, Trump, put your money where your mouth is, and legalize drugs, at least the ones that come from Mexico, even if they become prescription-required. If there's no money, there's no crime, THAT simple.