Mexico's Booming Car Armoring Industry: A Reflection of Rising Violence

Amidst a surge in violence affecting civilians and officials alike in Mexico City, a 24/7 car armoring factory, ETTS Blindajes, is booming. CNN's David Culver reports on the surge in demand, highlighting the business's long waiting list and the diverse clientele, ranging from high-profile individuals to everyday citizens seeking protection. "We're working here 24 hours a day, seven days a week," says Gadi Moketove, owner of ETTS Blindajes, underscoring the factory's relentless efforts to meet the growing demand. The report showcases the armoring process, including features like escape doors, and discusses the implications of this booming business for Mexico's security landscape. The video underscores a grim reality in Mexico, where the need for vehicle armoring reflects the escalating violence. Yet, the story also highlights resilience and adaptation within the country's business environment.