How does one deal with other people nearby talking throughout Holy Mass?
Today there was a special mass and, as usual, a considerable number of people that came to the Latin mass for the first time.

It was a beautiful mass, but right behind me was a row of Mexican (surprise surprise) girls/young women that literally talked throughout the entire mass! I couldn't believe it. Before mass started one of them was even talking on her cell phone right in the pew (I could understand a little bit since she was giving directions to the others on how to get to the church, but still, you would think she would have the common sense to go outside). Then even worse, some of the younger ones were even MOCKING the prayers of the mass (for example making fun of the polyphony and the Dominus vobiscuм/et cuм spiritu tuo, etc by laughing and singing nonsense syllables).

What does one do in cases like this? I turned my head around to look at them out of the corner of my eye a few times, and one of the older girls told the younger ones to shut up, but that only worked for a few minutes. I felt myself starting to fume up but then I just let it go and said a prayer for them.

Is it OK to actually turn around and ask them politely something like "Do you have no respect for Christ and the Blessed Virgin" or "Please be quiet"? Or should this just be an opportunity for mortification?

EDIT: There was at least 1 middle aged woman in their group, the rest were probably in the teens and twenties. So much for the idea that Mexicans are pious Catholics.

They should have been thrown out. Then reprimanded and offered a second chance if they are respectful when being reprimanded.

That's the way it was whenever I attended the Novus Ordo growing up. People were always running their mouths (particularly kids and teens). And when the gypsies walked in, they'd start talking on their cell phones. It's not very common to come across such people at a Traditional Latin Mass. Who was celebrating the Mass you attended? If it was a Diocesian Mass, then that probably explains it.

I've never been to a TLM where people acted in such a way (I went to a Diocesian Mass once, the people were actually pretty quiet, although some weren't dressed properly). I'd bring them to the parish priest's attention, especially since they were mocking prayers. That is not acceptable at Church.

The Asians have immense intellectual capacity, as well as a decent comprehension of the natural law in many cases, and that is why they are so hard to convert.  It is like trying to convert those in Vatican II.  Because they already feel they are moral and good, they don't think they need to change.
They lack the spirit of submission.  They look obedient and meek, but there is a secret pride.  

Mexicans are not intellectual giants quite as often, to put it diplomatically, but they are hard workers and humble, that is why so many of them gravitate towards Catholicism.  They are like natural-born St. Josephs.  

Vatican II has brought out the worst in all nations.  The Mexicans that used to be humble have had their "inner Aztec" unleashed, they now prefer these Novus Ordo masses that smack of voodoo and barrio block parties.  Where are the little old ladies with their Rosaries now?  

But it shows you how deeply-rooted Catholicism is with Mexicans, that they have made an unofficial "saint" out of a drug-runner.  I can't remember his name, but there is a Robin Hood figure in current Mexican folklore who is the patron saint of thieves and drug-runners, sort of a Che Guevera type, they get him tattooed on themselves as if he were Jesus.  It shows a religious impulse, but badly misdirected.  Yet what other nation even shows such an impulse?  

The Mexicans are simple, warm people, but they need to be led and guided by Europeans, not necessarily in terms of being colonized, just in terms of learning from them.  Without that guidance, they descend into superstition, which then passes itself off as the true religion.

The Mexicans are simple, warm people, but they need to be led and guided by Europeans, not necessarily in terms of being colonized, just in terms of learning from them.  Without that guidance, they descend into superstition, which then passes itself off as the true religion.

Without necessarily agreeing to such sweeping ethnographic generalizations, I am glad that your subsequent post clarified the fact that Catholic Europe ought to maintain its central cultural and religious place it once had in Latin America.

However, just as Catholic Europe converted the heathen indigenous peoples of the Americas, so was Latin America perverted by a Europe completely given over to the meretricious and autolatrous abominations of the "Enlightenment," the French Revolution, and ʝʊdɛօ-Masonry, together with the crass materialism and naturalism concomitant with the Industrial Revolution.

Now Europe has completely apostatized from the faith (at least insofar as government and popular culture are concerned) and is becoming outnumbered by Islamists, and Mexico has become a land tyrannized by systematic bureaucratic corruption and organized crime, and has fallen prey to the grossest forms of idolatry.

An example of the latter (which I myself have seen) is to be found in the cult of "the Holy Death," "la Santa Muerte." A female skeleton figure is literally dressed up and adorned like a Pilgrim Virgin Statue and rendered all sorts of honors and even the Rosary is prayed. Children are consecrated to it, and people pay cult to it and offer oblations before it. It is propagated mostly by people involved in organized crime and those who practice similar superstitions. It is truly disgusting.

I have heard some speak of the belief there will come a point when the miraculous image of Our Lady of Guadalupe will one day disappear from Mexico City so that it shall no longer be profaned. Such a thing has happened, e.g., the Holy House of Loretto, and the miraculous image of Our Lady of Good Counsel.

I had not heard about the latter. Can you say a bit more about it?

The miraculous image of Our Lady of Good Counsel was translated from Albania to Italy in a wondrous prodigy, so that the impious Mohammedans would not profane the sacred image.

Here is a very good article on this subject:

http://www.traditioninaction.org/religious/a004rp.htm

This is why some have taken Our Lady of Good Counsel as Protectress of Catholic Europe against the tyranny of the crescent moon. She will destroy the Islamists sooner or later in a triumphant victory as she did at Lepanto during the reign of Pope St. Pius V if only we faithfully persevere in the recitation of the Holy Rosary for the rehabilitation and conversion of the world.