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Support for what? For driving in zigzag like joy ridding. You waste your time and money driving trough neigborhoodss that we as juarenzes in every day bases. Take a regular work and earn your money.
xD i live in juarez and those streets are not dangerous at all , i mean of course its juarez we are talking about, but theres no such thing as " dangerous streets" , the real danger comes from the criminal organizations, and it doesnt matter what street you live in. so, as someone who lives here, i can say all the streets are safe as long as you are not involved in any criminal activity.
@@de5163 That's not true at all. Do you know how much innocent people get abducted over there or caught in the crossfire? If you think america has a problem you have no idea.
Yup, its not like ghettos in the US where if you keep away you'll be safe. In Tijuana or Juarez, if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time (restaurant, bar, club etc) where someone else is the target, you run the risk of getting killed to.
Mexico is such an amazing country with the most amazing kind hearted people it's such a shame to see it plagued with violence in so many of their cities
American friends never come to:Zacatecas,Guerrero,Michoacán,Jalisco,oaxaca(indigenous areas people there are very ignorant and are easily scared of strangers) Only in the Mayan Riviera is the only place where nothing could happen to them, it is very safe there
@@kundnkrasies Jalisco is one of the most visited states, wtf are you talking about, and is not an indigenous state, btw, I’m from Chihuahua and it’s very safe too (Chihuahua city)
Not even near to the most dangerous streets of Juarez, but yeah, I understand why people say its dangerous, the cartel confrontations give the city a bad reputation but most of the violence is gangs vs gangs, is not common that normal people get involved in to this kind of confrontations. BUT, there are some streets near to what we call Anapra (north west of juarez) and riberas (west) that really are dangerous to everybody, you can’t walk there without paying a fee, getting robbed or worst, but those streets that you were driving are totally normal and if you are a normal citizen you are safe.
I agree with you Javier that area may be bad at night but not during the day. There are worst parts around Anapra and Loma Verde and all that area behind it. Where you actually see people living in homes made out of pallets and cardboard.
But did someone made any statement of WO lives there? If are Mexicans citizens,? Coz in a se sus made for about 5 years ago most ppl lives there cwasnt mexican but Latinos.
La verdad si tu no andas inmiscuido en nada que no debes 🤷 no pasa nada todos bien se que anapra y riveras son peligrosas zonas para andar por alli pero como dicen el que nada debe nada teme !
I live in Cd Juarez, I'm 20 years old. I'm studying engineering, with my experience there's not such dangerous streets, almost all the crimes in this city are related to drug dealers or cartel members, every day I have to take the bus from my house to the university, and I have never been robbed or killed Lol, or even seen something like that in front of my eyes, there's a lot of good and bad people like other places in the world, and is true that Cd Juarez was the most dangerous city 10 years ago, but now it's just another industrial town in Mexico, with a lot of new factories in construction and with a better economy than most of the cities in Mexico. (To say nothing of a lot of people come to this city every year to get a job)
@@xavi4694 Yep!, but now those crimes are different than 10 years ago, I still remember the worst year here in Cd Juárez in 2011, when you could see a lot of murders on the streets, without say about kidnappers, México was still recovering from the 2008 recession, and a lot of factories (Maquiladoras) went out from Juárez during those times, but now it's totally different there's too many people coming every month, due to the factories, just like it used to be before at the 2007, now it's crazy but by one hand there's a lot of jobs, and in the other there's a lot of crimes related to drugs.
@@zjavierar2430 thats true. In 2011 cartels were slaughtering each other in Daily broadlight, thats why we had 10 or more murders per day and all the streets and shops were closed because we were so afriad to go outside and get killed. Now the normal life has returned and all is normal except the current battleground in the skirts of our city. That means if you are not involved in the cartel stuff you will be fine doing normal business. The problem is that cartels has infiltrated in our political system and they would decide when this bloodshed will end. Sadly this is a failed state and a juicy business for the americans with their demand and high assault riffles. I hope that some lost bullet never hit us in our lifetime. The police and the politicians are not for serving us,the good people. I am a graduated engineer too and we the hardworking and study people are in the cartels`s merciness and thats not fair. If you study in the uacj one teacher from IIT was kignapped and killed in one of our dustry streets like a dog, he has Phd in engineering, his name was alejandro iniestra and nothing happened,maybe the police and our judges did not give a f. Cuk. They only wanted his money.
A better economy? Maybe Juárez is an industrial city but is one of the ugliest cities in the country, you can find easily 100 better cities and more pretty than Juarez
the capital city of Chihuahua keeps most of the income that Juárez generates even do Juárez is economic and historicaly the most important border of the country , the goberment doesnt give a damn all goes straight to Chihuahua capital . And with all respect , we have issues with cartels but USA has bigger problems with their youth out of control shooting around schools , so before naming Juárez violent because of narcos , watchout of youngsters at your schools USA cause you never know when a kid is gonna pull out a gun
@@stephenbrand5661 Juarez is way more dangerous than Detroit an he didn’t even go to the hoods he just went a few blocks in Juarez an called the first few blocks the hood💀
@@rebecamarinanunezcarrasco8912 Kids get kidnapped and murdered in Mexico all the time and if your loved ones get killed there you probably will never find out what happened or if you do you can't get justice. The US has a lot of problems but when it comes to violence and crime Mexico is WAY worse.
Gracias por tu video. El titulo está un poco exagerado...😂 Soy aleman (52 años) 15 años viviendo en México. Si no te metes en negocios ajenos, no te pasa nada. Saludos desde Ciudad Juárez
excelente respuesta... gracias por defender una tierra que no te vió nacer.. no toda la gente que viene le gusta esta ciudad.. pero les enamora quedarse por las oportunidades que te da.
Yo amo a mi Mexico. But one of my friends almost got kidnapped in Juarez, and I’ve heard of other similar stories where women were minding their own business and still got killed. I love Mexico but let’s be real.
En Juarez se vive asi. Como esteSenor Dice. Yo Nacional y vivi en Juárez y es un albur a tu favor si camino de la decencia los malos ni siquiera te voltean a vet. Y las jovenes que no andan en lo Malo es rare que les cargo malo. Si y esto nadie lo dice...no se sera por miedo? Hay mucha adoracion pagana...hacia el dislbo, santos, vigenes dioses de quiensa be de donde l o s train.. Y esas cosas demanding aacrificios humanos. Cuando yo vivia en Juarez se perdian nines de Moses, ninas y siempre la Mayoria de las veces solo en Los Barrios pobres. TENGAN MUCHO CUIDADO CON SUS NINO Y NINAS nunca los dejen gastar la noche con los vecinos porque sus igos asi quieren, nunca los shelter de la mano en el Centro no en la iglesia(de cualquier religion) no confidence en nadie .
Well, im a native from Juarez, and it ain't that bad if you watch your back and take caution, if you follow a few rules like don't going out at night and not calling the attention wearing expensive things, you should be ok.
@@lpz.dylann yes ...my friend Lilia here in Albuquerque has a brother there ...he can't come back to the 🇺🇲...he has a job & is makin it but he certainly doesn't have the comforts we have.
Con todo respeto, que video tan , tan, tan fuera de lugar, estas son las calles mas violentas que encontraste? Se ve que ni de cerca conoces la problemática de la ciudad, vienes y presentas imagenes de Ciudad Juarez viejo, ve al Ciudad Juarez nuevo, al sur de la ciudad, donde se ha ido la mayor cantidad de habitantes, pero si necesitas saber donde esta la violencia deberias conocer cual es la historia de los carteles y como se mueven, eso no lo vas a ver recorriendo calles vacias y mas tristeza me da ver los comentarios de gente que admira tu valor por cruzar la frontera, WTF, are you for real? No se crean todo lo que la prensa les dice, aqui no es ni 10% mas violento que LA , New York o Chicago, por favor hagan una buena investigacion antes de hacer un video asi.
Hi Charlie 313, I'm a native of CD Juarez and I love your videos and it's an honor to see you walk around my beautiful and precious city. Welcome to CD Juarez. Just try not to get in trouble with anyone and you won't have any problems. I assure you that people from this city are very kind, a big greeting and that you are very well.😃
@@jolly7041 ever heard of the cartel? Ever seen mass grave pits before they have ‘‘em down south. Ever wonder why they tell you to stay with the tour group at certain countries such as Brazil?
Las calles sin pavimentar son peligrosas? No siempre, en ocasiones ahí encuentras a la gente más amable y humilde...tachan a Juárez de violenta y lo es, pero muchos criminales están en la ciudad vecina al otro lado de la frontera y vienen a realizar crímenes aquí, luego regresan por el puente como si nada dejando una ciudad lastimada.
No es cierto,el paso es más tranquilo que en juarez.,a juarez deportan a muchos que cometen crímenes y hay muchos malandros. Por eso no va la gente como antes..
El Paso es una de las ciudades más seguras de todo Estados Unidos. El crimen de Ciudad Juárez es cometido por los residentes y ciudadanos Juarenzes, no por los Americanos.
Paseaste en Juárez más de 1 hora para hacer tu vídeo de 9 minutos y en ningún momento mostraste algo peligroso, que te hace decir que son las calles más peligrosas? Vivo en cd Juárez, tengo 49 años y en toda mi vida no he sufrido un asalto, ni un ataque armado……te invito a que hagas un recorrido grande por la ciudad para que veas y compruebes que las cosas nos son como la prensa y gente sin información dice…
@@vikanren1749 que lamentable, pero no solo pasa en Juárez, todas y cada una de las ciudades de México tienen lugares peligrosos, es más en cualquier parte del mundo
Damn bro!, I'm from Mexico City and I can tell you that Juarez is one of the most dangerous cities that exists, despite that its hoods don't look so bad compared to the Mexico city of other cities. Stay safe and always alert.
I'm from Germany and have been in CDMX a few months ago and considered it as relatively safe (except from Tepito and Doctores). But I heard that Northern Mexico is a huge way more dangerous.
How to thugs in Mexico usually do their homicide? Just curious since ppl want strict/banned Gun control or whatever which Mexico has but ain't working out for them.
@@Andy90B It's true, the north of Mexico is more dangerous, but due to the oreography and poor planning, tha hoods of the central cities are in worse condition.
Yo era estudiande en una escuela de Carolina del norte pero desde que los tiroteos se hicieron cada ves más ocurrentes me fui a estudiar a México y me gusto estar tranquilo sin estar pensando que pueda que ocurra un tiroteo
I grew up north of El Paso, TX. As young adults we used to go to Juarez for fun. This was before the cartel violence became so bad. It was also before 9/11. It was so easy to cross back and forth. It's a shame what has happened there in the last 15-20 years. Props to you Charlie for showing us what it's like today.
That was life! I wonder who decided to turn the border into a war zone and with what purpose, maybe they were jealous about the brotherhood both border towns ever had, you know, divide and conquer.....
@@javiervega1065 Driving around filming hoods isn't my niche. That's all Charlie's thing. And if that's Charlie's thing, it would be cool if he goes to the places I suggested. He doesn't have to, but I assume eventually he's going worldwide.
I’ve always lived in El Paso but grew up in Juarez and there isn’t such things as A dangerous streets. Every street is dangerous every road every alley. If anything this part you showed is not that bad compared to going to Anàpra
Yo he vivido en cd, juarez y nunca me han asaltado o me ha pasado algo ni a mi ni a mi familia, es como en todas las ciudades grandes hay partes que son conflictivas, las noticias a veces hacen mala fama por ejemplo yo tengo miedo de ir a estados unidos porque pienso que de pronto va entrar alguien con un rifle y va empezar a disparar al que se ponga enfrente
Smn, es que los gringos piensa que si vas un malandro te va a matar solo porque si y no, es muy peligroso por el nivel de muertes que hay entre carteles no entre carteles y civiles
To me, Mexico is a beautiful country in every perspective, scenery landscape, cheerful spirits with such a rich history and culture. It's kinda sad for what's happening in Mexico with all that drug cartels and all, somewhat ruined the whole country's reputation at certain levels, and the so called mainstream medias just making it worse to a point for anyone who never been in Mexico thinks that's a hell on earth which is far from truth.
@@mrmarkymark77 interesting.. being a white American, foreigners know that the American embassy has your back. If there were a race or skin color that would make me feel safest in Mexico it will probably be a white American. Killing a Mexican citizen? Police, military, etc. Ain’t gone do shit. Kill an American citizen?? You even get your own agent designated to investigate your case, an article in the paper and media attention.
I have a friend who immigrated here to Texas as a child from Mexico. When he grew up, he went back to Mexico to visit family and got robbed in broad daylight.
We were there but we left as the sun was setting and just before the massive earthquake we saw parents offering their own children for sexual purposes for $10 USD
Better be careful brudda they some real hititas down there that won’t think for a second wether to shoot you not everyone!!! Is like that just stay away from trouble
The place of this video is Hidalgo's Colony, when I was child I live there, but my parents and me gout of the zone because my broder was un gangs and They killed one guy front my house in the Door. Now is a quiet zone and doesn't than dagerous how in the past 2008- 2011. Now the dagerous zones are Riveras del bravo, Felipe ángeles, Aztecas, Kilómetro 20, Parejes de san José y parajes del sur. The last day (yesterday) a dude of the university tell us about a shooting front her house, two guys was murder on his truck, and the shoters did gout of the place, my dude lives on riveras del bravo. Excuse my inglish. ;u;
wym it aint that bad .. the cartel will not shoot you randomly just because you were driving at their street .. the less they can do just stare at your car 💀
When you go back to the U.S. , be extremely careful not to be caught in the middle of the very common shootings to innocents, now happenning at large and small shopping centers, religious places, schools (all grades and economic status), freeways, streets, hospitals, restaurants, even at the capitol...and much more. Not to mention the controversial 911 attack.
@@aarongarcia4381 Small numbers? Lets be sincere and well informed. Have you heard about the secret and failed operation "fast and furious between Mex and U.S.A.?ua-cam.com/video/Ajg__07lu-8/v-deo.html
Llevo toda mi vida viviendo en Juarez y nunca me ha pasado nada y ni he presenciado un crimen. Porfavor, deja de decir que juarez es una ciudad peligrosa . . .
It doesn’t take balls or courage, he’s not a mad lad just to drive around a city that it’s labeled as dangerous… Certainly Juarez is not as pretty as other places, but it’s peaceful for people that doesn’t get involved in criminal activity. In Juarez people don’t take AR-15 riffles to make shootings in public places, there’s no random people dying just for buying groceries, or for going to school… Juarez is just as dangerous as a bad neighborhood in your country
I knew a old white guy that crossed into mexico and was driving around with his RV saying where are the cartels, here cartels come out and play come get me come on I dare you. 🤦🤦🤦I was without words
I have been to Mexico many times and not once have I felt danger or had anyone mess with me. I feel safer in Mexico than I did when I was in Chicago. Walk around Chicago, New Orleans, Baltimore, New York, Philly, or San Francisco and a few other major cities in the US and post how safe you were. I have been to many cities in Mexico and Guadalajara is my favorite, but in all the places I visited I felt at ease and welcome. Respect the people and their culture and you will have no problems.
Mexico is extremely dangerous. There’s no way any of the cities you mention are worse than the border towns of Mexico simply due to the high levels of drug activities and cartels. Weren’t there hundreds of missing women in Juarez not long ago? I’m assuming it’s still the same. Mexico is unsafe for most Americans. It’s good you felt comfortable but most people need to avoid Juarez and Tijuana altogether.
I’ve grown up in south side Chicago and never had much of a problem. You can say the same thing. Be friendly with the locals and don’t get caught up in gang life and you’re fine. They don’t just go around shooting everything that moves for fun.
I live in Juárez and these are not the most dangerous streets in the city. If you really want to go there, you should visit Riveras del Bravo in the southeasthern of the city. Those streets you were at, are only some abandoned houses by people that now lives in américa, but just that.
Damn dude you’re super ballsy for this one. I live in NM and I know numerous people that moved here from Juarez or Chihuahua who will never step foot in that town again because of how dangerous it is
Si tú lo que quieres es pasearte por las calles más peligrosas de Cd. Juárez primero debes de investigar cuáles son. Así te evitas recorrer las colonias que no lo son porque lo que muestras en el video parece ser sólo una colonia normal.
I am 47 years old living in CD Juarez, and from 2008 to date the city is in decline day by day, I have suffered robberies, assaults, car jacking and the same thing has happened to every friend I know, I have friends who are workers and they have been kidnapped to them and their children, the criminals do not respect society in general, it is one of the worst cities in Mexico in terms of murders per day, and the homicides of adolescent women that are daily. The truth is, do not come to Juarez for your safety and if you do come, take many precautions. I live in El Paso, TX, but my children are still waiting for their green card so that they can take them from this city and never return. That is the sad truth
You contradicted yourself starting the comment and stating you live in Cd Juarez and then in El Paso, looks like you don’t even live in both; as if the USA 🇺🇸 was a safe heaven with all the mass shootings at schools, churches, malls or movie theaters. Make a decision either you live in cd Juarez or El Paso or you don’t at all, sounds more like you are lying.
I've said it once and I'll say it again "CharlieBo should change his name to Charlie Balls of Steel." I pray for your safety during your travels brother.
You need balls of steel to live in the US, where almost daily there are killings of innocent people at schools, at shopping malls and in the streets, the US is the biggest consumer of drugs and of shot guns
I’m a Mexican American and fluent both English and Spanish. I’ve walked across these borders, including Tijuana , late at night all alone, and never been robbed, kidnapped, or harassed. Plus, taken taxis from ranches in hidden places to the border. Came back across on foot and taxi back to isolated ranch. Still alive to this day.
I appreciate this Charlie you are a brave soul..my the almighty protect u in your future endeavours and journeys Btw I am not an American but where does one pass this border
I went to Juarez when I was in college. I was on a rock climbing trip at Hueco Tanks TX. We went to Juarez for cheap food, beer weed and a hotel room. No issues for me. I bought a bag of killer weed for 14 dollars. The guys that sold it to me were you want a pound? $50.00 is all it costs down there. They liked me because I was a white dude with an afro.
These is the real hoods. Not no pjs not no street corner not no apartment complex you a realize how great we got it back in the states just by walkin down the street.
Lots of neighborhoods and streets in “the states” look a lot like this. International Blvd in Oakland comes to mind. Not NEARLY as devastatingly post apocalyptic as his Philadelphia or Baltimore tours, for instance.
@@brianmiller5444 they might look like this or worse but if you know anything bout Mexico it’s hella active . More murders a day then you can count on yo fingers , that’s what I mean when I say the real hoods shit is way to dangerous .
Be careful around there, some years ago i lost in the streets of those neighborhoods and i saw a lot of gang members passing by. I was on my way to El Paso and i was curious.
Fr I was surprised , I went driving and when I seen a bunch of people just passin thru I was like damn shoulda brought some cali bud with me lol but they do search on the way back tho
Based on my experiences entering Mexico via car to Juarez- at the crossing they have a system where a light flashes green and you can enter without being inspected for anything other than your ID documents if it flashes red then you are to pull over to the inspection area. Depending on the border guard they would be willing to take a little bribe to avoid the hassle of making you open your trunk and your luggage if you have any *wink wink*
I see you started at the free bridge and drove west towards downtown Juarez. At nine minutes twenty seven seconds you are at Carnitas Estilo Michoacan and you can see the El Paso overpass bridge and the Wells Fargo Plaza building in the background. Cool.
Las calles mas peligrosas del mundo son las de Cordoba (España) a las 14:00 de cualquier día de Julio, los 47ºC en el asfalto pasan a ser 55ºC a la sombra y mas de 60 al sol, el agua hierve, la sangre se evapora, te mueres.
@@luislah6104 el desierto de sonora es el lugar donde ha existido la mayor temperatura en el mundo, aunque en California pero sigue siendo la zona deĺ desierto de sonora
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Bro don’t do this often
Support for what? For driving in zigzag like joy ridding. You waste your time and money driving trough neigborhoodss that we as juarenzes in every day bases. Take a regular work and earn your money.
@@felip1real It's for blind orphans.
So what are you doing in Juarez??
Like fr fr???
Charlie was probably like, "fuck it I'm from Detroit. I'll be cool"
👏 I believe that!
😂😂🧐🧐
xD i live in juarez and those streets are not dangerous at all , i mean of course its juarez we are talking about, but theres no such thing as " dangerous streets" , the real danger comes from the criminal organizations, and it doesnt matter what street you live in. so, as someone who lives here, i can say all the streets are safe as long as you are not involved in any criminal activity.
Same in Tijuana, in Mexico you Kinda gotta go out the way to get in trouble
@@de5163 That's not true at all. Do you know how much innocent people get abducted over there or caught in the crossfire? If you think america has a problem you have no idea.
Not always, they still hurt innocent people that didn't do anything all but yeah most of the time if you don't mess with people, you'll be ok
Yup, its not like ghettos in the US where if you keep away you'll be safe. In Tijuana or Juarez, if you are in the wrong place at the wrong time (restaurant, bar, club etc) where someone else is the target, you run the risk of getting killed to.
A elementary school, a grocery store, a hospital, a. Church a..... oh wait.... sorry wrong country
Mexico is such an amazing country with the most amazing kind hearted people it's such a shame to see it plagued with violence in so many of their cities
political corruption and loss or morals. Thank God for American values.
American friends never come to:Zacatecas,Guerrero,Michoacán,Jalisco,oaxaca(indigenous areas people there are very ignorant and are easily scared of strangers) Only in the Mayan Riviera is the only place where nothing could happen to them, it is very safe there
there's amazing kind hearted people on all countries lol
@@aarongarcia4381 Latin Americans are known for their hospitality and for being really friendly
@@kundnkrasies Jalisco is one of the most visited states, wtf are you talking about, and is not an indigenous state, btw, I’m from Chihuahua and it’s very safe too (Chihuahua city)
Not even near to the most dangerous streets of Juarez, but yeah, I understand why people say its dangerous, the cartel confrontations give the city a bad reputation but most of the violence is gangs vs gangs, is not common that normal people get involved in to this kind of confrontations. BUT, there are some streets near to what we call Anapra (north west of juarez) and riberas (west) that really are dangerous to everybody, you can’t walk there without paying a fee, getting robbed or worst, but those streets that you were driving are totally normal and if you are a normal citizen you are safe.
I agree with you Javier that area may be bad at night but not during the day. There are worst parts around Anapra and Loma Verde and all that area behind it. Where you actually see people living in homes made out of pallets and cardboard.
But did someone made any statement of WO lives there? If are Mexicans citizens,? Coz in a se sus made for about 5 years ago most ppl lives there cwasnt mexican but Latinos.
I was lost in Juarez once and paid a guy in the Anapra area for directions and got good directions too. I was lucky.
La verdad si tu no andas inmiscuido en nada que no debes 🤷 no pasa nada todos bien se que anapra y riveras son peligrosas zonas para andar por alli pero como dicen el que nada debe nada teme !
@@cinthyaalaniz7788 yeah that's false. They even killed a dang cardinal of the Vatican. Give me a break
I live in Cd Juarez, I'm 20 years old. I'm studying engineering, with my experience there's not such dangerous streets, almost all the crimes in this city are related to drug dealers or cartel members, every day I have to take the bus from my house to the university, and I have never been robbed or killed Lol, or even seen something like that in front of my eyes, there's a lot of good and bad people like other places in the world, and is true that Cd Juarez was the most dangerous city 10 years ago, but now it's just another industrial town in Mexico, with a lot of new factories in construction and with a better economy than most of the cities in Mexico. (To say nothing of a lot of people come to this city every year to get a job)
Now we are the 6th most violent city. Things have improved.
@@xavi4694 Yep!, but now those crimes are different than 10 years ago, I still remember the worst year here in Cd Juárez in 2011, when you could see a lot of murders on the streets, without say about kidnappers, México was still recovering from the 2008 recession, and a lot of factories (Maquiladoras) went out from Juárez during those times, but now it's totally different there's too many people coming every month, due to the factories, just like it used to be before at the 2007, now it's crazy but by one hand there's a lot of jobs, and in the other there's a lot of crimes related to drugs.
@@zjavierar2430 thats true. In 2011 cartels were slaughtering each other in Daily broadlight, thats why we had 10 or more murders per day and all the streets and shops were closed because we were so afriad to go outside and get killed. Now the normal life has returned and all is normal except the current battleground in the skirts of our city. That means if you are not involved in the cartel stuff you will be fine doing normal business. The problem is that cartels has infiltrated in our political system and they would decide when this bloodshed will end. Sadly this is a failed state and a juicy business for the americans with their demand and high assault riffles. I hope that some lost bullet never hit us in our lifetime. The police and the politicians are not for serving us,the good people. I am a graduated engineer too and we the hardworking and study people are in the cartels`s merciness and thats not fair. If you study in the uacj one teacher from IIT was kignapped and killed in one of our dustry streets like a dog, he has Phd in engineering, his name was alejandro iniestra and nothing happened,maybe the police and our judges did not give a f. Cuk. They only wanted his money.
A better economy? Maybe Juárez is an industrial city but is one of the ugliest cities in the country, you can find easily 100 better cities and more pretty than Juarez
the capital city of Chihuahua keeps most of the income that Juárez generates even do Juárez is economic and historicaly the most important border of the country , the goberment doesnt give a damn all goes straight to Chihuahua capital . And with all respect , we have issues with cartels but USA has bigger problems with their youth out of control shooting around schools , so before naming Juárez violent because of narcos , watchout of youngsters at your schools USA cause you never know when a kid is gonna pull out a gun
The weather/climate,trees and mountains actually makes this place look quite appealing.
Certainly beats Detroit in that respect!!
Head to El Paso or Las Cruces instead! Same climate and geography with a small fraction of the crime!
@@MikeIzzle_but with a lot of hate crimes with mass shootings in malls and elementary schools. This doesnt happen in México.
@@stephenbrand5661 Juarez is way more dangerous than Detroit an he didn’t even go to the hoods he just went a few blocks in Juarez an called the first few blocks the hood💀
@@rebecamarinanunezcarrasco8912 Kids get kidnapped and murdered in Mexico all the time and if your loved ones get killed there you probably will never find out what happened or if you do you can't get justice. The US has a lot of problems but when it comes to violence and crime Mexico is WAY worse.
Gracias por tu video. El titulo está un poco exagerado...😂 Soy aleman (52 años) 15 años viviendo en México. Si no te metes en negocios ajenos, no te pasa nada. Saludos desde Ciudad Juárez
excelente respuesta... gracias por defender una tierra que no te vió nacer.. no toda la gente que viene le gusta esta ciudad.. pero les enamora quedarse por las oportunidades que te da.
Yo amo a mi Mexico. But one of my friends almost got kidnapped in Juarez, and I’ve heard of other similar stories where women were minding their own business and still got killed. I love Mexico but let’s be real.
En Juarez se vive asi. Como esteSenor Dice. Yo Nacional y vivi en Juárez y es un albur a tu favor si camino de la decencia los malos ni siquiera te voltean a vet. Y las jovenes que no andan en lo Malo es rare que les cargo malo. Si y esto nadie lo dice...no se sera por miedo? Hay mucha adoracion pagana...hacia el dislbo, santos, vigenes dioses de quiensa be de donde l o s train.. Y esas cosas demanding aacrificios humanos. Cuando yo vivia en Juarez se perdian nines de Moses, ninas y siempre la Mayoria de las veces solo en Los Barrios pobres. TENGAN MUCHO CUIDADO CON SUS NINO Y NINAS nunca los dejen gastar la noche con los vecinos porque sus igos asi quieren, nunca los shelter de la mano en el Centro no en la iglesia(de cualquier religion) no confidence en nadie
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Força México! Nós amamos vocês! Do Brasil!
Y como sobrevives ahi ? En que trabajas para vivir a gusto
I love ❤️ Mexico 🇲🇽 but my heart breaks for the people to endure such suffering....
At the hands of those same people. Can’t fix sub-human.
Well, im a native from Juarez, and it ain't that bad if you watch your back and take caution, if you follow a few rules like don't going out at night and not calling the attention wearing expensive things, you should be ok.
@@NicholasAdamDemonte sub human isn't real, your fairytale religion is brainwashing you
@@lpz.dylann yes ...my friend Lilia here in Albuquerque has a brother there ...he can't come back to the 🇺🇲...he has a job & is makin it but he certainly doesn't have the comforts we have.
My girlfriend is from Mexico. I am sad to see she is still suffering financially even after getting out of Mexico to the USA.
Con todo respeto, que video tan , tan, tan fuera de lugar, estas son las calles mas violentas que encontraste? Se ve que ni de cerca conoces la problemática de la ciudad, vienes y presentas imagenes de Ciudad Juarez viejo, ve al Ciudad Juarez nuevo, al sur de la ciudad, donde se ha ido la mayor cantidad de habitantes, pero si necesitas saber donde esta la violencia deberias conocer cual es la historia de los carteles y como se mueven, eso no lo vas a ver recorriendo calles vacias y mas tristeza me da ver los comentarios de gente que admira tu valor por cruzar la frontera, WTF, are you for real? No se crean todo lo que la prensa les dice, aqui no es ni 10% mas violento que LA , New York o Chicago, por favor hagan una buena investigacion antes de hacer un video asi.
Pues si, pero en Mexico no hay tiroteos masivos en escuelas
@@TheProfessional15 only in America 😑
@Rafshurv tambien USA wey🇺🇸
I'd be upset if you did this at night. Not worth it. Be safe man. Have a blessed Memorial Day Weekend. Prayers for your safety.
He’s definitely gonna do it at night probably already did🫠
I hope he doesn’t, this is like the number one most dangerous place on earth. But he would be good either way if he were to do it
and with his car
You want to kill this man
yeah i think that place would be a different animal at night.
Hi Charlie 313, I'm a native of CD Juarez and I love your videos and it's an honor to see you walk around my beautiful and precious city. Welcome to CD Juarez. Just try not to get in trouble with anyone and you won't have any problems. I assure you that people from this city are very kind, a big greeting and that you are very well.😃
Trying to harvest organs and collect ransom money I see. 🤘
I beleive that , even in some of the worst places here, the civilians that live on the block are too
@@lordthorby6199 umm what?..lol.
@@jolly7041 ever heard of the cartel? Ever seen mass grave pits before they have ‘‘em down south. Ever wonder why they tell you to stay with the tour group at certain countries such as Brazil?
Nothing beautiful or precious here, amigo. Just a shithole.
Las calles sin pavimentar son peligrosas? No siempre, en ocasiones ahí encuentras a la gente más amable y humilde...tachan a Juárez de violenta y lo es, pero muchos criminales están en la ciudad vecina al otro lado de la frontera y vienen a realizar crímenes aquí, luego regresan por el puente como si nada dejando una ciudad lastimada.
No es cierto,el paso es más tranquilo que en juarez.,a juarez deportan a muchos que cometen crímenes y hay muchos malandros. Por eso no va la gente como antes..
No se olviden que ahi cruzando el puente esta Fort Bless, ellos no son blancas palomas !
El Paso es una de las ciudades más seguras de todo Estados Unidos. El crimen de Ciudad Juárez es cometido por los residentes y ciudadanos Juarenzes, no por los Americanos.
Hay mucha ignorancia en su comentario.
Paseaste en Juárez más de 1 hora para hacer tu vídeo de 9 minutos y en ningún momento mostraste algo peligroso, que te hace decir que son las calles más peligrosas? Vivo en cd Juárez, tengo 49 años y en toda mi vida no he sufrido un asalto, ni un ataque armado……te invito a que hagas un recorrido grande por la ciudad para que veas y compruebes que las cosas nos son como la prensa y gente sin información dice…
Así es!! No tienen ni la mas mínima idea de lo hermoso que es CD JUÁREZ!!
Pues mi familia tiene 5 años viviendo aquí y en todo ese tiempo ya asaltaron a mi mamá y mataron a alguien en la esquina casi de mi casa
@@vikanren1749 lo siento por tu familia pero, nada tiene que ver con el video...
@@vikanren1749 que lamentable, pero no solo pasa en Juárez, todas y cada una de las ciudades de México tienen lugares peligrosos, es más en cualquier parte del mundo
@@vikanren1749 pues a vivir a otro lado si no te gusta
Damn bro!, I'm from Mexico City and I can tell you that Juarez is one of the most dangerous cities that exists, despite that its hoods don't look so bad compared to the Mexico city of other cities.
Stay safe and always alert.
I'm from Germany and have been in CDMX a few months ago and considered it as relatively safe (except from Tepito and Doctores). But I heard that Northern Mexico is a huge way more dangerous.
How to thugs in Mexico usually do their homicide? Just curious since ppl want strict/banned Gun control or whatever which Mexico has but ain't working out for them.
@@Andy90B It's true, the north of Mexico is more dangerous, but due to the oreography and poor planning, tha hoods of the central cities are in worse condition.
@@Andy90B In addition to the fact that in the northern cities they are cleaner
@@AngelloDelNorte drug cartels obtain their weapons through the black market in the United States. anyway here they kill with a pencil
A mí me da más miedo mandar a los hijos a la escuela en usa
Yo era estudiande en una escuela de Carolina del norte pero desde que los tiroteos se hicieron cada ves más ocurrentes me fui a estudiar a México y me gusto estar tranquilo sin estar pensando que pueda que ocurra un tiroteo
Coward
CharlieBo, fellas in the hood know you nationwide. But not Mexico, I wouldn’t do these bro. That’s me as a 51 yo Dad talking. Stay safe!
You are a brave guy Charlie, for going down there. Stay safe and be careful out there!
He live in Detroit, I'm sure he can handle Mexico
@@javiervega1065 This was a middle class hood in Mexico.😂
Real shit bro
@@cleric7788 Pretty much bro
@@javiervega1065 How u know u don't live out there the shit look grimy to me
I grew up north of El Paso, TX. As young adults we used to go to Juarez for fun. This was before the cartel violence became so bad. It was also before 9/11. It was so easy to cross back and forth. It's a shame what has happened there in the last 15-20 years. Props to you Charlie for showing us what it's like today.
That was life! I wonder who decided to turn the border into a war zone and with what purpose, maybe they were jealous about the brotherhood both border towns ever had, you know, divide and conquer.....
It was still bad back then. But manageable, like detroit.
use to go to Progreso with my mother just to shop and eat when I was little very cool to me as a kid
I grew up in Harlingen 956 Rio Grande Valley
Is there a reason it got worse ?
You should do Haiti, The Dominican Republic, or Jamaica next.
@@javiervega1065 because I'm not CharlieBo313 nor do I have the money and equipment like he does.
Lol he only goes places he can get to by driving
How he gonna drive the truck there dummy 🤣🤣😭
@@javiervega1065 Driving around filming hoods isn't my niche. That's all Charlie's thing. And if that's Charlie's thing, it would be cool if he goes to the places I suggested. He doesn't have to, but I assume eventually he's going worldwide.
@@sal2975 Good response. These clowns attacking you for no reason.
He a international player now ! 💪🏾
I’ve always lived in El Paso but grew up in Juarez and there isn’t such things as A dangerous streets. Every street is dangerous every road every alley. If anything this part you showed is not that bad compared to going to Anàpra
Yo he vivido en cd, juarez y nunca me han asaltado o me ha pasado algo ni a mi ni a mi familia, es como en todas las ciudades grandes hay partes que son conflictivas, las noticias a veces hacen mala fama por ejemplo yo tengo miedo de ir a estados unidos porque pienso que de pronto va entrar alguien con un rifle y va empezar a disparar al que se ponga enfrente
Smn, es que los gringos piensa que si vas un malandro te va a matar solo porque si y no, es muy peligroso por el nivel de muertes que hay entre carteles no entre carteles y civiles
I could never get enough watching your videos charlie keep it up 🔥🔥🔥🤘🏽
To me, Mexico is a beautiful country in every perspective, scenery landscape, cheerful spirits with such a rich history and culture. It's kinda sad for what's happening in Mexico with all that drug cartels and all, somewhat ruined the whole country's reputation at certain levels, and the so called mainstream medias just making it worse to a point for anyone who never been in Mexico thinks that's a hell on earth which is far from truth.
Id love to travel Mexico , but as a white American I’m afraid I’d get killed
@@mrmarkymark77 interesting.. being a white American, foreigners know that the American embassy has your back.
If there were a race or skin color that would make me feel safest in Mexico it will probably be a white American.
Killing a Mexican citizen? Police, military, etc. Ain’t gone do shit.
Kill an American citizen?? You even get your own agent designated to investigate your case, an article in the paper and media attention.
I was born in Jalisco left at age 1 and now dont know if i ever wanna visit once i get citizenship..
I have a friend who immigrated here to Texas as a child from Mexico. When he grew up, he went back to Mexico to visit family and got robbed in broad daylight.
@@mrmarkymark77 Are you aware that many Mexican citizens are white? Apparently not.
Latin America is a wonderful place! Keep Strong Mexicans! From Brasil
The only thing Mexico is good for is Crystal Meth
We were there but we left as the sun was setting and just before the massive earthquake we saw parents offering their own children for sexual purposes for $10 USD
Que horrível, misericórdia!
That's a another "twist" method even for Mexicans.
😢😢😢 wow.
Ok. Stay safe with your safe mass shootings.
@@rebecamarinanunezcarrasco8912 we always packed and ready to do a Kyle Ritenhouse on some clueless and deserving fools who come looking
Better be careful brudda they some real hititas down there that won’t think for a second wether to shoot you not everyone!!! Is like that just stay away from trouble
Very interesting to see this.
The place of this video is Hidalgo's Colony, when I was child I live there, but my parents and me gout of the zone because my broder was un gangs and They killed one guy front my house in the Door.
Now is a quiet zone and doesn't than dagerous how in the past 2008- 2011.
Now the dagerous zones are Riveras del bravo, Felipe ángeles, Aztecas, Kilómetro 20, Parejes de san José y parajes del sur.
The last day (yesterday) a dude of the university tell us about a shooting front her house, two guys was murder on his truck, and the shoters did gout of the place, my dude lives on riveras del bravo.
Excuse my inglish. ;u;
gangs, gangs gangs. When are people going to start killing them? It's time.
With cartel members, possible around each corner, this guy has balls of steel.
wym it aint that bad .. the cartel will not shoot you randomly just because you were driving at their street .. the less they can do just stare at your car 💀
@@iqbalnasution7366 exactly these clowns in the states are not too intelligent of other countries I see..
@@iqbalnasution7366 yeah maybe if your Latino that may be true. Even then betta think twice.
@@lordthorby6199 its a bigger possibility for them to mess with you if u a mexican then if u were a foreigner
the worst youd get is robbed and dude is from Detroit lol
The Big Homie made it to Juarez 😂 Good stuff Cbo!
Man you really go to great lengths to give us interesting content
Charlie has his survival instinct set to "fuck it".
MAN FUCK THAT... I GOT A HIGH ASS HOMIE
👍
Lol
There's like nobody walking around.
I actually appreciate bro cleaning the window for us
When you go back to the U.S. , be extremely careful not to be caught in the middle of the very common shootings to innocents, now happenning at large and small shopping centers, religious places, schools (all grades and economic status), freeways, streets, hospitals, restaurants, even at the capitol...and much more. Not to mention the controversial 911 attack.
Me parece gracioso el título como si en EUA no diera miedo vivir.
those are small numbers compared to mexico and Juarez
@@aarongarcia4381 Small numbers? Lets be sincere and well informed. Have you heard about the secret and failed operation "fast and furious between Mex and U.S.A.?ua-cam.com/video/Ajg__07lu-8/v-deo.html
You've got guts for this one bro!
why ?
@@_________5015 because of Mexico being dangerous as fuck because of the cartels?
He didn’t even drive by the “worst hoods” he just went inside Juarez an called any random street the hood😂😂😂
@@DA-db9bi to be fair he didn't say Hood, he said Street.
@@charlierunkle19 the most dangerous streets are the “hoods” tho he knew what he was doing😂
Literally a ghost town. Weird uneasy vibe.
15 years plus, of watching crazy shit on UA-cam.
Charlie is no Joke.
@@javiervega1065
Damn. lol
you crazy bro… come to San Diego and we can walk through Tijuana together…or drive but I’m not bringing my whip there lol
Take him by HK and Adelitas!
Charlie jumped when he saw the motorcycle turning around.
Was in Juarez not long ago and honestly it wasn’t bad at all ; didn’t feel in danger in no place or time.
Pretty sure people were watching your move.
Heck, I would be surprised if NO one was checking you out.
He should've said, "Excuse me, my eyes are up here."
Llevo toda mi vida viviendo en Juarez y nunca me ha pasado nada y ni he presenciado un crimen.
Porfavor, deja de decir que juarez es una ciudad peligrosa . . .
Nah,my friend got killed in broad daylight there
It doesn’t take balls or courage, he’s not a mad lad just to drive around a city that it’s labeled as dangerous… Certainly Juarez is not as pretty as other places, but it’s peaceful for people that doesn’t get involved in criminal activity. In Juarez people don’t take AR-15 riffles to make shootings in public places, there’s no random people dying just for buying groceries, or for going to school… Juarez is just as dangerous as a bad neighborhood in your country
Correcto Mario y aparte este wey solo fue el centro de Cd. Juárez, donde esta muy tranquilo.
I knew a old white guy that crossed into mexico and was driving around with his RV saying where are the cartels, here cartels come out and play come get me come on I dare you. 🤦🤦🤦I was without words
@@angelozicarelli541 That’s cringey jajaja
@@mariofernandez7636 imagine if he got his wish and ended up in one of those videos getting cut up
@@poseidon456 si, regularmente no pasa de que te chingen la pila del carro en la noche, yo esperaba riveras del bravo, o aztecas al pie del cerro XD
"When you're lost in the rain in Juárez and it's Easter time too . . . " -- Bob Dylan.
@@javiervega1065 You don't like Bob Dylan? I doubt if he cares and I'm sure I don't.
Next time, Caracas in Venezuela at night. Especially Petare :D
Absolutely cleaner and better looking than your Philly vids!
True but Juarez is way more dangerous
An also he didn’t even go to the hoods he just went a few blocks into Juarez an called it the “hoods” 💀
Now your going global Charlie! Nice 👍 just be safe brother and have a safe holiday
Is it sad that my first thought is "Look at all these rust free cars!"? Lol
This City is so tough, there is even a cartel named after it.
I have been to Mexico many times and not once have I felt danger or had anyone mess with me. I feel safer in Mexico than I did when I was in Chicago. Walk around Chicago, New Orleans, Baltimore, New York, Philly, or San Francisco and a few other major cities in the US and post how safe you were. I have been to many cities in Mexico and Guadalajara is my favorite, but in all the places I visited I felt at ease and welcome. Respect the people and their culture and you will have no problems.
My friend got killed in broad daylight there so your experience doesn't mean it's same for everyone
Mexico is extremely dangerous. There’s no way any of the cities you mention are worse than the border towns of Mexico simply due to the high levels of drug activities and cartels. Weren’t there hundreds of missing women in Juarez not long ago? I’m assuming it’s still the same. Mexico is unsafe for most Americans. It’s good you felt comfortable but most people need to avoid Juarez and Tijuana altogether.
I’ve grown up in south side Chicago and never had much of a problem. You can say the same thing. Be friendly with the locals and don’t get caught up in gang life and you’re fine. They don’t just go around shooting everything that moves for fun.
I live in Juárez and these are not the most dangerous streets in the city. If you really want to go there, you should visit Riveras del Bravo in the southeasthern of the city. Those streets you were at, are only some abandoned houses by people that now lives in américa, but just that.
That now live in the USA
Charlie313 is literally a terminator robot. This man has no fear of anything on planet earth.
You’re the man. I see you doing this world over at some stage. Keep up the good work
Damn dude you’re super ballsy for this one. I live in NM and I know numerous people that moved here from Juarez or Chihuahua who will never step foot in that town again because of how dangerous it is
@@javiervega1065 they prolly left because the cartel made a list of cartel member that where gon get killed that’s why my uncle left to sacramento
@@javiervega1065 well my whole family would of been killed
@@javiervega1065 stupid comment
@@javiervega1065 He chose life. Can't blame him for that.
Si tú lo que quieres es pasearte por las calles más peligrosas de Cd. Juárez primero debes de investigar cuáles son. Así te evitas recorrer las colonias que no lo son porque lo que muestras en el video parece ser sólo una colonia normal.
Love the content charlie ♥️
I am 47 years old living in CD Juarez, and from 2008 to date the city is in decline day by day, I have suffered robberies, assaults, car jacking and the same thing has happened to every friend I know, I have friends who are workers and they have been kidnapped to them and their children, the criminals do not respect society in general, it is one of the worst cities in Mexico in terms of murders per day, and the homicides of adolescent women that are daily. The truth is, do not come to Juarez for your safety and if you do come, take many precautions. I live in El Paso, TX, but my children are still waiting for their green card so that they can take them from this city and never return. That is the sad truth
You contradicted yourself starting the comment and stating you live in Cd Juarez and then in El Paso, looks like you don’t even live in both; as if the USA 🇺🇸 was a safe heaven with all the mass shootings at schools, churches, malls or movie theaters. Make a decision either you live in cd Juarez or El Paso or you don’t at all, sounds more like you are lying.
This takes some balls son
Si está bien tranquilo por ahí conozco unos lugares Buenos para comer... Igual hay otros lugares muy buenos para conocer en juaritoz
I've said it once and I'll say it again "CharlieBo should change his name to Charlie Balls of Steel." I pray for your safety during your travels brother.
You need balls of steel to live in the US, where almost daily there are killings of innocent people at schools, at shopping malls and in the streets, the US is the biggest consumer of drugs and of shot guns
I’m a Mexican American and fluent both English and Spanish. I’ve walked across these borders, including Tijuana , late at night all alone, and never been robbed, kidnapped, or harassed. Plus, taken taxis from ranches in hidden places to the border. Came back across on foot and taxi back to isolated ranch. Still alive to this day.
I appreciate this Charlie you are a brave soul..my the almighty protect u in your future endeavours and journeys
Btw I am not an American but where does one pass this border
The border is with El Paso Texas
Oh hell naw first Charlie time travels now he's going international? This dude's crazy
I went to Juarez when I was in college. I was on a rock climbing trip at Hueco Tanks TX. We went to Juarez for cheap food, beer weed and a hotel room. No issues for me. I bought a bag of killer weed for 14 dollars. The guys that sold it to me were you want a pound? $50.00 is all it costs down there. They liked me because I was a white dude with an afro.
WOW. Great vid, Charlie. Fascinating.
I'm gonna buy the Charlie Bo version of "Most Dangerous Places". Be safe, man.
My man Charlie bout to smash some Carne y Burritos 😂😂😂
As much as I appreciate your work on these videos, can you please not go there again? Is not worth the risk!
I love touring Mexico on my motorcycle. So many wonderful people, food, and such great scenery. I stay out of Juarez, however.
These is the real hoods. Not no pjs not no street corner not no apartment complex you a realize how great we got it back in the states just by walkin down the street.
Lots of neighborhoods and streets in “the states” look a lot like this. International Blvd in Oakland comes to mind. Not NEARLY as devastatingly post apocalyptic as his Philadelphia or Baltimore tours, for instance.
@@brianmiller5444 they might look like this or worse but if you know anything bout Mexico it’s hella active . More murders a day then you can count on yo fingers , that’s what I mean when I say the real hoods shit is way to dangerous .
Thank you!!!!
Back to Mexico 🇲🇽 😂😘😘
At least that guy was nice enough to clean your car. Not everyone is bad there.
Yeah, he did it out of the goodness of his heart. What a great guy.
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@@roadwarrior528 Even though he's living in poverty worse than the US he did it for free. Amazing 💀
@@charlierunkle19 it was a joke the way road warrior was joking. Lol
@@sal2975 oh damn I'm an idiot, my bad. I'm normally better at detecting sarcasm
The spanish version of Detroit.
Its more like the spanish southwest.
Charlie bro your on different levels love it
Fascinating stuff for a rural Canadian to see.
I was stationed at Fort Bliss Texas when in the service for boot camp and AIT. Been there a few times. That was in 1977. Place hasnt changed.
Mexico looks like Brazil. It seems I'm just driving through a street here in Brazil.
Parece aquelas cidades pequenas do brasil ou dos estados unidos
They have the same culture and ideology. We have conditions/scenes like this as well in Latino community in USA.
Yes, latin America have similar houses and buildings.
Its very similar to a small city here in Brazil.
@@AngelloDelNorte no they don't Brazil and Mexico are two different countries wtf
Or NorCal.
Wow your nuts man..have you watched Narcos?
Stay safe out there charlie💯‼️
0:11 that is one clean and beautiful old Lincoln Town Car on the right. Love the color. Wow!
Bo,when you going to Tijuana?
@@javiervega1065 Tomorrow morning
@@javiervega1065 every time I go
you are one strong man charlie
Be careful around there, some years ago i lost in the streets of those neighborhoods and i saw a lot of gang members passing by. I was on my way to El Paso and i was curious.
I’ve always thought his vids were kinda ballsy but this is another level… lol but no one is outside
I thought they searched vehicles coming in to Mexico. How do they know you weren't running guns or something?
They don't
Fr I was surprised , I went driving and when I seen a bunch of people just passin thru I was like damn shoulda brought some cali bud with me lol but they do search on the way back tho
Based on my experiences entering Mexico via car to Juarez- at the crossing they have a system where a light flashes green and you can enter without being inspected for anything other than your ID documents if it flashes red then you are to pull over to the inspection area. Depending on the border guard they would be willing to take a little bribe to avoid the hassle of making you open your trunk and your luggage if you have any *wink wink*
Aqui no Brasil tem muito desses meninos que limpa o vidro carro quando para no sinal.
The most dangerous streets of Juarez don't look near as dangerous as the streets of St Louis, Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, Jackson, Memphis etc.
You should take a video of the most dangerous streets in Texas, or any other american city, I am pretty sure you will find a lot of material to film
Damn - he is traveling!
You're the man, Charlie
I see you started at the free bridge and drove west towards downtown Juarez. At nine minutes twenty seven seconds you are at Carnitas Estilo Michoacan and you can see the El Paso overpass bridge and the Wells Fargo Plaza building in the background. Cool.
Nobody in the streets? This is really strange ....
Las calles mas peligrosas del mundo son las de Cordoba (España) a las 14:00 de cualquier día de Julio, los 47ºC en el asfalto pasan a ser 55ºC a la sombra y mas de 60 al sol, el agua hierve, la sangre se evapora, te mueres.
Spain o Mexico?
Lol
Sounds like a typical day in Phoenix, Arizona lol
@@goodvibess31 Méjico nunca tendrá esas temperaturas, ni siquiera en sus agradables desiertos.
@@luislah6104 el desierto de sonora es el lugar donde ha existido la mayor temperatura en el mundo, aunque en California pero sigue siendo la zona deĺ desierto de sonora
Para criticar lugares calientes ve a Kensington en Filadelfia primero y ahí nos muestras cómo son sus ciudades de “tranquilas”
A week after I had gone into Juarez they left a body beheaded near the border on top of a car. This was around 2013
Was this on a Sunday? The streets are deserted, nobody walking around.