Made in Mexico

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Props to Mexicans for being able to see and work properly with the Yellow Filter being always on

I’ve always been an advocate of unreserved support for Mexican development. Imagine if Mexico was as successful as Canada or even the US. North America would truly be an unstoppable economic force

This just proves that Mexico and Italy are the same, industrial rich north and broke crime ridden south, but with great food and massive tourism

As a Mexican American, I’m Praying that Mexico can pull through ❤️❤️❤️

Mexico is a country everyone should visit once in their lifetime, greetings from Thailand🇹🇭

As a mexican, i don’t think mexicans prefer informal economy due to its low healthcare and education benefits, instead we all (no matter our economic ability) prefer to avoid paying taxes because politicians, especially presidents, take too much money for their own benefit and end up getting it out of the country. Take for example the last two presidents who now live in spain with OUR MONEY.

I'm a dual citizen. I was born in the US and gained birthright citizenship through my father. When I turned 30 I opened up a few gyms in Mexico. What hoser talks about, red tape, is spot on. Everyone's gotta eat, so everyone has to get their palms greased. If you file to get permits the "conventional" way, you'll eventually die of old age. You have to grease the right palms who then tell you what the "expidited" cost will be so he can then grease the palms of those above him. I never had to pay a "cartel" tax but that mostly happens with smaller street gangs or young cartels. The cartel that runs my region is much more established and larger. They don't deal with picking up pennies when they're making millions every passing hour. With that said, one of their people has come to one of my gyms and asked to see my books. Make of that what you will.

Mexico has always been an honest, fantastic work force.

If it helps Mexico, it helps the United States. We gain nothing by having a cesspit of crime and poverty on our southern border. Indeed, it hamstrings our own quality of life and national security. Helping Mexico achieve a standard of living comparable to other Western nations should be our top foreign policy objective.

I'm all for a stable and developed Mexico. If it helps Mexico, it'll help the US.

as a mexican, im impressed of how well educated and informated you are about our country, and thanks for educating more americans and embracing our culture :D

YOU CAN DO IT MEXICO!!!!

Mexico is such a beautiful country with amazing people. However, Mexico is unfortunately plagued with cartel problems and government corruption. I'm sure if Mexico does solves these problems then it will be one of the most beautiful countries on Earth.

I’m a well educated Mexican, living in Mexico City, and I have to say that this video was spot on, you touched topics such as the 60% rate of informal work which makes it harder to invest in infrastructure. It might have been good to talk about how the drug cartels sell the products not for Mexicans but for Americans mostly being the US the main customer of the drug cartels, which can be fought with regulations in the US instead of a drug war in Mexico, killing thousands of people throughout the way. It’s all about a companionship between Mexico and the US. Nice vid !

I actually bought a car made in Mexico recently, a Ford Maverick and I love the thing. Well put together and I know the Mexican people are hard workers and take great pride in their work. I had no issue buying it! Love it!!

I am Mexican, and I recently went to the mall for the first time in like a month, I was genuinely surprised to see so many products (particularly aeropostale shirts) that had the "Made in Mexico" label. It is not something common to see, at least not in my own personal experience. Made in China or Indonesia or Malaysia is usually the trend

Mind you people: Mexico has a good economy in SPITE of their government and social problems

Even if I weren't mexican myself, just look at that cute lil axolotl, you can't help but root for him to succeed.

¡México arriba! Espero un día toda Latinoamérica sea libre y no dependan de nadie 💜