added 2007 Sat Jun 9 19:49:42 by berkeley
"The idea that drug dealers and the people close to them are the only people caught up in the violence we are living in Mexico is a silly lie made up to keep the population calm," Sarmiento wrote.
"The idea that drug dealers and the people close to them are the only people caught up in the violence we are living in Mexico is a silly lie made up to keep the population calm," Sarmiento wrote.
added 2007 Sun May 20 22:22:37 by berkeley
Before the 1990s, groups based in the Pacific Coast state of Sinaloa dominated Mexico's drug trade. The country's traffickers were becoming cash-rich as Colombian cartels increasingly ceded key smuggling routes into the U.S. to them.
Before the 1990s, groups based in the Pacific Coast state of Sinaloa dominated Mexico's drug trade. The country's traffickers were becoming cash-rich as Colombian cartels increasingly ceded key smuggling routes into the U.S. to them.
added 2007 Fri Mar 23 19:25:38 by populist
The war between Mexico's drug cartels and the state intensified this week, with a death toll of nine police officers and others this week.
The war between Mexico's drug cartels and the state intensified this week, with a death toll of nine police officers and others this week.
