1. Thinking about all the corruption that has riddled our neighboring country seems to be spreading. What is the first step in solving this issue if it is ingrained into society? If somany people are involved in the drug smuggling, what can can the president do to fight drugs when those who are fighting are also involved in it?
2. People in Mexico have no more home than an active military base in Baghdad has. People in Tiujuana and Juarez have hard times making a living as it is, not to mention that they cannot trust very many people. I went to Mexico a few years ago, and now that I realize how corrupt some people really are, then I would show more alertness and more vigilant safety measures. The poeple are just trying to make a living, and they all seem to be pretty poor. Although they are all very kind and generous, I couldn't help thinking how they could stand to live while still giving up food and time talking with us.
3. Living in Mexico must be a frightening experience to those who have no choice. I have nowhere to turn for help because lots of people are not trustworthy, and even government officials cannot ease the tension and troubles. It is just hoplessness. The feelings that attacks are constantly turning up your life is very similar to 9/11 and lots of people deal with loss and there is probably a minor loss of faith in the nation.
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