Canadian STRANDED in Puerto Vallarta speaks out
Canadian journalist Dan Dicks joins Marc Patrone to share his firsthand account of cartel attacks and the chaos gripping Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Puerto Vallarta has been gripped by chaos as the Jalisco New Generation Cartel unleashes attacks across local streets. Businesses, gas stations, and convenience stores have been set on fire, while roads are blocked by barricades, making travel nearly impossible.
Armed men dressed like military personnel patrol the streets, creating confusion and fear, and supply lines have been disrupted, leaving locals struggling to access essentials. Hotels are packed with people forced to hunker down, unsure when it will be safe to move around the city.
The attacks have thrown daily life into disarray. Smoke fills the streets, barricades remain, and communities are left on edge as the city contends with an unprecedented security crisis.
Canadian journalist Dan Dicks joins Marc Patrone to share his firsthand account of the chaos, the challenges faced by stranded Canadians and local residents, and the ongoing threat posed by the cartel.
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great interview. Very useful information. The day might well come where people in Canada have to deal with heavily armed violent criminals. Already we have some who wear business suits into the House of Commons.
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