Mexico's Highway Of Death
Numbers vary, but families and business owners say the real numbers are over 150. People working in Laredo from Monterrey/Saltillo or people simply driving back and forth have disappeared into thin a...
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Mike134 wrote:
Only 71? More shootings than that on Chicago expressways.
https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2021/04/08/interstate-57-shooting-halsted-street/
Actually, in this administration, there have been a total of 89,000 homicides to date (Dec 2018 to date).
As for the 71, that number was corrected today. In a stretch of 26 km, a total of 157 people have disappeared including their cars and cell phone signals. This is since the beginning of the year.
Not sure what is to follow. The past (2008 to 2012) is rearing its ugly head here where I live. I won't give the details but if you've heard of it, it's happening again.
Abrazos, no balazos (hugs not bullets).
We did take a car trip up to the mountains from the house. 45 minutes to 6500 feet hoping the road was good enough to take the rv. Still not recovered since the last hurricane. It's so frickin' hot now, 40C today, we just have to wait. But we're ready to get back on the road here in Mexico, although I would love to do Hwy 90 through west Texas in the winter.
We just bought a second home in San Miguel de Allende. That will make for a great summer escape in the future.
