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Mexico: Vice-president of the Nation's Largest TV Network Murdered
Elena Toledo

The serious crime wave that Mexico is currently experiencing makes no distinction between its victims, as demonstrated last Sunday November 19 when Adolfo Lagos Espinosa, vice president of Televisa, the largest television station in Latin America, was murdered.

Lagos was intercepted on Sunday afternoon while riding a bicycle on the Mexico-Tulancingo highway. Two individuals emerged from vans and fired  shots at the 69-year-old executive, who was seriously injured by a bullet and was taken to a nearby clinic where he died.

The news was confirmed by the Televisa Network in a tweet simultaneously mourning the death of the executive and offering their condolences to the wife and family of the victim.

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Re: Mexico: Vice-president of the Nation's Largest TV Network Murdered
« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2017, 04:21:19 am »
As long as I can still get the weather on their station, all is good.....


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« Reply #2 on: November 21, 2017, 04:34:14 am »
Tucker Carlson did a bit tonight with some immigration advocate.

Tucker stated that Mexico is very violent, and why would anybody in their right mind desire free movement of people with such a nation.

We used to go to Mexico for a bike ride from Rosarito and Ensenada (only 50 miles but hilly).

The wives would meet us at Ensanada and we would head straight back, not hanging around Ensenada. The last year we did the race, we witnessed a truck with Mexicans, ram an American car with bikes on the back.

It was a flagrant, intentional act. All four of us said that was the end. We vowed to never set foot in Mexico again. we have kept that vow.

A BIL gott a manufactured home (also in Rosarito). Fixed it up and stayed with his family and kids for a few years (after my incident.) It made him angry when I questioned his judgment going down there.

Yet he too started having more and more trouble, with outright vandalism to his property. Not long after, they simply abandoned the home.

The local authorities do not have complete control. There are horrific stories, about auto collisions, whereby the Americans have to pay bribes to get help, to get medical help etc.



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