Shootings in Mexico City suburb linked to cartel
A shootout that killed seven people in suburban Mexico City over the weekend resulted from an internal dispute between gangs tied to La Familia, a major cartel known for controlling organized crime in western Mexico far from the city, an official said Tuesday.
Source: Boston Globe
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Release of former Tijuana mayor compounds Mexico's judicial credibility problem
Tuesday's release of Jorge Hank Rhon after being held on gun charges is a blow to a government that can't seem to make charges against organized crime stick, writes guest blogger Steven Dudley.
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''People linked with oil mafia could be behind Dey''s murder''
Mumbai, Jun 11 (PTI) Police probing the murder of senior journalist Jyotirmoy Dey today said the killing could be the handiwork of people associated with the oil mafia even as Maharashtra Chief Minister...
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How many have died in Mexico's drug war?
The last figure released by the Mexican government on the number of dead during its 4 1/2-year, military-led crackdown on organized crime came in January, at just over 34,000. It covered the period...
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Mexicans in U.S. have a way to help Mexico
share: digg facebook twitter The flight of Mexico's upper class from the organized crime and drug cartel battles that plague their nation has created a community that should be willing to help change...
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David Hendricks: Mexicans in U.S. have a way to help Mexico
share: digg facebook twitter The flight of Mexico's upper class from the organized crime and drug cartel battles that plague their nation has created a community that should be willing to help change...
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U.S. issues heightened travel warning for Mexico
The U.S. State Department issued a revised travel advisory for Mexico Friday, warning the security risk posed by organized crime and drug cartel violence was becoming more serious for U.S. citizens.
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Crackdown on police in Mexico falls apart
More than half of the officers rounded up in probe of organized crime in Baja California are released.