Mexico's Escalating VIOLENCE Impacts Global Silver Market | Clive Thompson

Описание: 🚨 SILVER CRISIS ALERT | February 25, 2026

Mexico — the world's largest silver producer, responsible for
24% of global mine output — is descending into chaos. Escalating
cartel violence has created a power vacuum that is now directly
threatening silver transportation routes, with exports de facto
halted as of today.

On January 23, 2026, ten employees of Vizsla Silver were abducted
at gunpoint at the Panuco mining project. Since then, road
blockades, vehicle burnings, and transport disruptions have made
it nearly impossible to move silver out of the country safely.

Meanwhile, CME/COMEX warehouse inventories continue to dwindle —
now sitting at just 88 million ounces — while open interest demand
stands at 429 million ounces. The math doesn't add up. The
replenishment pipeline from Mexico is effectively cut off.

📌 IN THIS VIDEO:
✅ Why Mexico's cartel vacuum is a systemic risk to global silver supply
✅ How silver exports have been de facto halted
✅ CME warehouse levels now at critically low levels (88M oz)
✅ What this means for silver prices going forward
✅ The March 2026 COMEX delivery deadline crisis explained

💡 Silver has already risen sharply in February 2026, up nearly
7%, as institutional investors wake up to the supply reality.
With Mexico's roads unsafe and COMEX warehouses draining fast,
the pressure on physical silver is unlike anything seen in decades.

⚠️ This is not just a financial story. This is a geopolitical
supply crisis that every precious metals investor needs to
understand RIGHT NOW.

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for informational and educational
purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Always
do your own research before making any investment decisions.