Pointing to "Dry Law" enacted during Covid19 crisis
There are 88 people killed by
ingesting adulterated alcohol in Jalisco, Yucatan, Morelos and Puebla.
In Jalisco, 35 people died in
the municipalities of Mazamitla and Tamazula from ingesting methanol.
Furthermore, the consumption of
a mixture of isopropyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol and water, killed seven people in
the municipalities of Petectunich and Acanceh in Yucatan.
In Morelos, yesterday 14 deaths
were confirmed in the municipalities of Axochiapan and Jonacatepec due to the
consumption of adulterated alcohol.
Recently, the authorities of
the municipality of Chiconcuautla, Puebla, notified the death of 32 people for
consuming adulterated "refino" (agave distillate), presumably from
Zacatlán.
Of the total deaths in Puebla,
17 died after attending a wake last Sunday, May 10, in the community of
Macuilacatla
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic,
the beer industry stopped operations since March 31, while in other entities a
dry law was enacted, both factors have triggered the commercialization of
adulterated alcohol. NR
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On the left whose extinction was thought to occur--
on the right the ones which became extinct
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Mexico is dealing with a beer
shortage.
Deemed a “non-essential” beer
production was halted in Mexico more than a month ago, creating a “dry” nation.
This has reportedly resulted in
a severe shortage of beer which charges twice the normal price or greater.
Karla Siquieiros, president of
Cerverceros de Mexico, told a local newspaper that the company is not producing
a single beer, however some companies are still producing beer for exporting,
the maker of Corona, has continued production during the pandemic.
On Twitter, the hashtag
#LaÚltimaChela has trended in Mexico, which means “The Last Beer”, jokes, memes
and images have been posted with the hastag.
Looks like DTO's are trying to profit any way they can - https://lasillarota.com/nacion/frenan-contrabando-de-15-mil-tortugas-de-mexico-a-china-china/390859
ReplyDeleteR.i.p to all these people... one of them could've been your future suegra
ReplyDeleteOh man.......I have been awaiting this day. How sad.
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell seems Mexico is getting hit from all sides...
ReplyDeleteBad alcohol
Corona Virus
Cartel violence
Rapist
I hear they are making sanitizer with wierd ingredients, good luck the hands don't fall off.
ReplyDeleteMexico can’t catch a break!
ReplyDeletein commemorating their dead, drinking the hooch, they too fall dead. pathetic.
ReplyDeleteWhy do they think banning alcohol will help anything?
ReplyDeleteYa know This is a hint for all the innocent people of Mexico that is afraid of cartel gangs If ya cant get guns to fight back "Do this !
ReplyDeleteI can think of 50 ways to rid Mexico of Drug killing Gangs and Cartels.. that dosent involve guns or blood. but hey i am a fighter and never let a bad guy win over my safty or my families.. or my Freedoms
This has been happening in Cancun for years.
ReplyDeleteTourists have been poisoned by adulterated alcohol with little acknowledgement from the corrupt resorts, authorities and their media sycophants, there’s been several horror stories and investigations conducted by American and European news organization into this.
Fucking pirata beer! I remember going to a wedding in df once and they were serving fake heineken Beer
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