Maggie's Madness Drug War Chronicles: Baja California (Norte)

Documentation of events surrounding the drug war, organized crime and effects on society in Baja California (Norte) since 2006.

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Just an old radical surfer from the 60's fighting fascism. BTW, the term "radical surfer" is from the 60's and means a person who is a good surfer and totally immersed in anything surfing. Just want to set the record straight because my enemies like to twist my words and describe me as a "political radical". Love, Marjorie (c;

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

01/24/12 VIOLENCE TIJUANA STRATFOR'S PROJECTIONS MEXICO DRUG WAR 2012

Most all of the Mexican New sources are covering the recent Stratfor assessment of the drug war and what their analysts and experts are projecting for Mexico in 2012. Of course, the government figures of those killed in the past year(s) are still in question according to Zeta Magazine and their analysts and investigators, a point which Stratfor also covers.


But no matter which experts and analysts you tend to believe, it's always a good idea to read and listen to all of the interpretations of events I think. Also, looking through the headlines this evening, it seems quiet in our area which of course is good news, I personally experienced no problems traveling through Tijuana today. So for your consideration (if you haven't read it already) here is the report from Stratfor which everyone in Mexico is reading and I'll try to catch up with events in the next few days:


Stratfor
January 24, 2012

Polarization and Sustained Violence In Mexico's Cartel War


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On edit: Here is a much older report from a few months back addressing other "facts" which BBC reports as having been manipulated - but of course, with a question mark in the title:

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2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Are you saying that Tijuana is safe?

9:48 PM  
Blogger Marjorie said...

Did I say that Anonymous? No, I did not say that.

What I should have said was that my neighbor and I went to the financial area of Zona Rio to pay trust fees and we did not encounter any problems.

Then we went up to
San Diego and then back down again via Avenida Internacional and did not encounter any problems.

No, I think it is a fluid situation and uncertain at the moment.

10:46 PM  

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