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Mexico Targets Cell Phones in Anti-Crime Bid
(April 13) -- Having failed to stymie the murderous influence of drug traffickers by bolstering the police force, scrutinizing bank movements or even deploying federal troops, the Mexican government this week is trying to get at them through their cell phones. A controversial law requiring all Mexicans to register their...
In Ciudad Juarez, Drugs Fuel a Murderous War
CIUDAD JUÁREZ (March 24) -- Two weeks ago, José Reyes Ferriz, the mayor of the sprawling industrial city now notorious as Mexico's murder capital, got a message affixed to the head of a pig left in a trash bag on the street. The gruesome narcomanta left little to the imagination: "Reyes Ferriz has two weeks to live," it...
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