Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador speaks at a news conference in Zumpango. REUTERS/Luis Cortes Newly-elected Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador surrendered to the narcotrafficantes — the drug cartels — in 2019 by announcing no more war on them. Instead his government adopted a new “hugs not bullets” policy. Fewer people will die in violent Mexico, he claimed. “Hugs not bullets” makes AMLO the ex-officio top dog of the Mexican multi-billion-dollar narcotics universe that touches hundreds of thousands of families as a way of life or death. Is AMLO correct in theorizing that “hugs not bullets” means fewer people dying by violence? No. Here are seven reasons w
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