The mayor of Mexico was dragged to the ground to March. What did the mayor do wrong? What did people do to him?

What a wonderful world. 201910/0/8, a mayor of Mexico failed to honor his campaign promise, and was chained to a truck by angry citizens and dragged into the street.

When I saw this video, I felt really terrible. The mayor dragged behind the truck and slipped on the ground for a long time. It can be said that there is such a scene, and the mob is absolutely raging.

As we all know, Mexico is a country where drug dealers are rampant and the public security situation is very bad. Many people who are mayors in Mexico will be threatened in one way or another. They often do not cooperate with drug dealers and are retaliated by each other.

But this time the reason is not like this. As the mayor, he made many promises during the campaign, one of which touched the public was to repair an important road. However, after the mayor took office, due to various reasons, road construction has not been fulfilled.

Moreover, Mayor Jorge's response was quite unsatisfactory. They dragged him out of the office and tied him to a truck. When the police came to the rescue, angry people clashed with the police, resulting in 20 injuries and at least 30 detentions.

I know Mexican drug dealers are tough, but now I see tough people in Mexico.

So it is conceivable to what extent social contradictions have accumulated in Mexico. The root cause of people's violence against the mayor is the inaction of the municipal government.

However, being a mayor in Mexico is the most dangerous occupation, and many mayors are hurt and tortured because they don't cooperate with drug lords. Advocating against drug traffickers is a normal task for a country, but it has a long way to go in Mexico. Moreover, the unfairness of the whole society and the weakness of the government caused by drug trafficking have also aroused strong dissatisfaction among the people.

The mayor who built roads may not be the first and will not be the last unlucky mayor, as long as the drug problem in Mexico is not completely solved.