America S Guns Arming Mexico S Cartels Documentary Review America’s guns: arming mexico’s cartels. people and power investigates how an astonishing flow of arms from the us has exacerbated crime and conflict in mexico. the united states’s. The united states's constitutionally enshrined love affair with firearms has given it the highest levels of private gun ownership in the world, a truly stagg.
New Documentary Examines How Americans Are Arming Mexican Cartels Cbs Mexico suffered more than 40,000 fatal shootings in 2018, according to public briefings by mexico's foreign minister marcelo ebrard. of the guns used in crimes in mexico and traced back to the. Here are some of the u.s. weapons that mexico’s drug lords prize most, amid the u.s. supreme court’s decision to weigh mexico’s lawsuit against u.s. gun makers. The data details every firearm recovered by the mexican military between 2010 and may of 2020 — almost 125,000 weapons, including machine guns, grenade launchers, and tens of thousands of pistols and rifles. taken together, the numbers tell a damning story of iconic american gunmakers’ involvement in a decade of mexican bloodshed. Project thor concluded that american guns were being used to fuel an unprecedented spike in violence across mexico. up to 85% of firearms found at those crime scenes traced back to the u.s.
F0 9f 87 Ba F0 9f 87 B8 Fighting For Our Heroes The data details every firearm recovered by the mexican military between 2010 and may of 2020 — almost 125,000 weapons, including machine guns, grenade launchers, and tens of thousands of pistols and rifles. taken together, the numbers tell a damning story of iconic american gunmakers’ involvement in a decade of mexican bloodshed. Project thor concluded that american guns were being used to fuel an unprecedented spike in violence across mexico. up to 85% of firearms found at those crime scenes traced back to the u.s. How u.s. guns drive cartel violence in mexico. american firearms power a brutal conflict that has claimed more than 100,000 lives. workers repair the facade of city hall riddled with bullet holes in villa union, mexico, in december 2019, after a gun battle between a heavily armed drug cartel assault group and security forces. Between 70 to 90 percent of guns recovered at crime scenes in mexico can be traced back to the u.s. drug cartels, in particular, buy those weapons in the u.s., mostly in texas or arizona, and smuggle them across the border. the lawsuit accuses gunmakers of marketing strategies and business practices to “design, market, distribute, and sell.
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