"Guerrero is Mexico's Middle East"
The Role of the Army of the Iguala Massacre
by C.E.M.
A Borderland Beat follower gave us a heads up about this documentary(Watching them Die) available on Netflix. It is also available on other media, just Google to research availability. This is a must see film.
A Borderland Beat follower gave us a heads up about this documentary(Watching them Die) available on Netflix. It is also available on other media, just Google to research availability. This is a must see film.
The documentary was
released almost a year ago, and I for one did not hear about it until now. I did find an interview of the filmmakers,
which includes outtakes from the film.
It is posted above. It is about a half hour long, it is filled with
information. The documentary is exceptionally well done and fact based,
unlike most of the others that have been released. It is the most informative documentary I
have seen on the subject. It is filled
with real time footage, and facts. It
explains the origin of the poppy in the area and how Iguala factors into it as
the most important shipping point. The
documentary sheds light about the Abarcas. The former first lady and mayor of
Iguala and the murder the former mayor is now charged with, that of activist
Arturo Hernández Cardona. Also explained
is how the people begged the federal government for help long before 2014, and
they were sent home saying, “it is a local matter”. They were advised to return and file a
complaint with the very people who were in collusion with organized crime. The
film describes the long standing participation of federal and state forces with
organized crime. Viewers will see outstanding footage of the “Night of
Iguala”. With real time footage,
narrative from normalistas who escaped unharmed, and graphics used to give a
complete visual of the night of horror.
Why
Iguala?
In 2011 the poppy
replaced marijuana as the most important illegal crop in Mexico. The poppy region of Guerrero produces 42% of
all opiates produced in Mexico. This
region in Guerrero is to the west of Iguala, with Iguala being the
concentration point for this product, an ideal formulation point to collect the
drug and ship.
The government has ignored the region and issues evolving from the drug trade. They have left organized groups alone to battle it among themselves. This has left citizenry vulnerable to criminality and helpless to protect themselves against it. People say since 2011, you cannot find a family that does not have a family member that has gone missing.
The
horror of Iguala did not begin with the 43
The horror did not
begin on the night of September 26, 2014.
The search for the 43 normalistas (student teachers) shed light on an
existing reality.
Because there were not
43 people missing from the city, but hundreds.
The hills of Iguala are an immense area, which has turned into a massive
clandestine cemetery. The group “The Others Missing”, has registered more than
350 missing people, not counting the 43. (2012-2014) The true number of missing
is estimated to be in the thousands.
Two out of every three
missing cases in Guerrero, are found in Iguala and its surrounding area.
Thank you for following through on this Chivis!!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt took a while, I wanted to see the film first. I was stunned by the information given. It takes us back to the 70s and the military/police Blood squads, who tortured and killed citizens and progressed from that point. this gives a complete picture of why...who...what has transpired in Gro. This is an amazing film. Thank YOU for sending it in.
DeleteBLO territory
ReplyDeleteBy the way...I was surprised to see Borderland Beat featured in the documentary! You did not give me a heads up on that. A nice surprise. It was about our coverage especially the fifth bus
ReplyDeletePunk ass Mexican military! Chapos kids ambushed them in Sinaloa and they don't do shit! Before anyone goes around saying that it was probably BLO that made the ambush, first of all it was said that it was around 50 heavily armed men that ambushed the Army. Second BLO where said to have been beaten out of Sinaloa in the first place starting from Bariguato to Culiacan. So how is it possible that BLO could have around 50 armed men in Culiacan to begin with in the first place to ambush the military?. So it was most likely Chapos kids and CDS.
ReplyDeleteMy point however aside from the events in Sinaloa is that this Mexican government has the balls to confront unarmed protestors yet does shit when it comes to heavily armed men!
Actually epn just deployed 300 special forces to Guzmans stronghold. SPECIAL FORCES
DeleteBLO has not been beaten out of Badiraguato much less Culiacan , You can see convoys of trucks patrolling in Culiacan with armed men all over the city with ak47 caliber 50s with the letter B on the sides of the trucks . Also if Guano got shot then that means they are still fighting for those towns in Badiraguato as well .
DeleteHow do you guys know so much that's the million dollar question? When something happens everyone comes to their own different theory's and this and that y'all look like some soap opera hoes haha and all you always talk about is chapos kids and this and that they are weak Sinaloa cartel this and that c'mon man grow up shit pinches comadritas.
DeleteHaha you said beaten the shit out of the solders thats not beatin the shit that was a suprise attack and only killed 6 while cjng was suprised by the military and knocked out 3 airplanes killing way more solders
Delete@WS44 I, live on the border of the U.S. and Mexico and travel to Mexico frequently. This means that anything that happens within Mexico as far as cartels can have some impact on me and my family personally. I, also hear and even pic up on some narco shit indirectly living so close to Mexico. Novelas are not real life. What about the Novelas you guys make in the interior of the U.S? Like is Tony Romo and his Cowboys going to the fucken super bowl this year? Or is Kapernick going to stand up during the national anthem? Who gives a fuck?
DeleteIf you don't like shit posted here don't fuckin read this fucking blog!
@10:23
DeleteI live close to the border as well and there's stuff you won't ever see in the news or posted on the internet but you'll still hear about it here in these border towns.
It's like word of mouth news.
-from rgv, Texas.
Iguala The birthplace of the Mexican flag.
ReplyDelete7:57 That was about 200 years ago, before the mineras discovered they could mine mexico and ruin the environment forever with their cianuros and mining practices banned on their own countries, and all it took was some kickbacks to mexican governing narco-mierdocracia in power because they paid to make it so, there is no gold on the damn flag, but it masks mexico's enemies now, both are full of shit...
DeleteGreat movie just finished watching it .....lots of info
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for bringing this to our attention. Everybody needs to know more about the current and past atrocities being committed by the Mexican government.
ReplyDeleteSis, do not forget who the "mexican government" works for, it would be nice to hear about them once in a while.
Delete--The real enemy never gets named, that helps this kind of shit to keep going...
Thanks Baja
ReplyDeleteEPN must really HATE this film.I wonder if he's watched it?I'll bet he has!
ReplyDeleteI read this post earlier and just finished watching the film. An incredible find. thank you
ReplyDeleteEPN is America's "Useful Idiot Puppet"
ReplyDeleteAmerica has a warehouse full of indictable info on EPN and his gvt!
They never should've took out Arturo, he had that place on lock down and now with all the ruptures, everyone wants a piece of the crown
ReplyDeleteI can't find "Watching them Die" on Netflix in the U.S. Am I confusing something?
ReplyDeleteIn one of the opening pages of Netflix where it gives you the option to watch movies or TV series it also gives the option to watch "Documentaries". Click on that and you will find it.
DeleteWhat if you don't have Netflix?
DeleteI just typed in the title and it came right up before I even finished typing. I Typed ---Watching them die---
DeleteDD were you able to access and view it?
DeleteIf you don;t have NETFLIX you can access it from other Download now websites.
DeleteOr sign up for Netflix free for a month. I did that to watch Narcos, but decided to stay with Netflix. I just checked and they still have Free Month offer.
We don't have thousands of dollars worth of computers chivis.
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Way to go Chivis !
ReplyDeleteamiga, I sent you an email, I just got home. Take a look..
DeleteTodos estranamos al senor de los cielos un narco inteligentisimo nunca hubo nada de guerras bajo su mando
ReplyDeleteEl señor de los cielos killed el Gordo Ochoa from Colombia and stole his cocaine load, also got help of FBI and guillermo gonzalez calderoni to murder pablo acosta villarreal.
DeleteThen murdered pablo acosta's replacement, DFS agent rafael aguilar guajardo whose 100 million dollars his DFS compas stole,
Then the culombians got el señor de los cielos por los suelos, and have been tight with the mexican government stealing the business from the mexican narcos,
--A güebooo, the mexican government has the military, the poolice, impunity to go, and the US powers that be on their side