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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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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.
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Marisela Morales Nominated As Mexico's First Female Attorney General
MEXICO CITY — President Felipe Calderon accepted the resignation Thursday of an attorney general known mainly for his weak image in a country fighting a drug war and nominated his top organized crime...