Name: メキシコの真実 (The Truth About Mexico)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:08:18.000Z
Duration: 4 min 16 s
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So on the month of June 2015 I turned on the TV and heard someone say this.

Mexicans are rapists, they are criminals.

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We need to build a wall because this is a war zone.

This'll was trump talking about Mexico and many people around the world believed him.

And to be honest with you, I almost did you.

But then one day I decided to switch off the TV and go see the border for myself.

On what I saw there was very different from what I imagined.

This is the border between the United States and Mexico.

It is where drugs and rapists come, but that's not entirely what I saw at the wall.

I saw Americans who came to Mexico to live, to start businesses and to vacation.

I saw Mexicans who started agriculture, businesses that make money for Mexicans in Mexico.

At the wall I saw immigrants, but I saw them working on the Mexican side of the wall.

That's when I realized Mexicans aren't necessarily flooding in as much as we think, in fact, more Mexicans left the United States, then entered it in the last decade, and I bet you didn't know that from what I saw.

They are proud of their culture, off the food and their music the way they are, the ones who invented color TV.

They invented birth control pills, the ones that save you from having kids.

And they invented tequila, the one that lets you have fun.

But perhaps the best example off the true Mexican came on the day off tragedy.

An earthquake hit Mexico City, killing 370 people and destroying tens off buildings, including my hotel room, which was badly damaged.

It was a dangerous, dangerous time for everyone, and we were all scared.

But in these days I truly saw the other side of Mexico.

Within minutes, everyone was out of their homes, volunteering to help people formed human chains to carry food to the needy.

Trucks were digging up destroyed buildings looking for survivors, and the entire nation stood still, helping itself recover from disaster.

This is the Mexico that truly left an impression on me.

On June 2015 the entire world heard these lines.

But if my time in Mexico was any indication, it's that these lines couldn't be any more broad.