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ABC News: Mexican Drug Violence U.S. Constitution's Fault

newsvine.com
Apr 23, 2008 8 related
        

-By Warner Todd Huston ... True to the liberal penchant for blaming every ill in the world on the USA, ABC News has produced a "report" claiming that the increasing number of guns and drug cartel violence in Mexico is all the fault of... the Second Amendment to the U.S....

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Mexicans set up antipiracy org

variety.com
Apr 2, 2008
        

Chasing Pirates: MPA, A.G. Icaza unveil new alliance -- Attorney General Eduardo Medina-Mora Icaza and entertainment orgs including the Motion Picture Assn. unveiled a new alliance to coordinate antipiracy efforts in Mexico on Tuesday. ... MPA, A.G. Icaza unveil new...

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Corrected: Citigroup creates regional, global units

reuters.com
Mar 31, 2008 72 related
        

(Corrects name of Mexico and Latin America head in paragraph 6) ... NEW YORK (Reuters) - The reorganization is a major move for Vikram Pandit, who was named as chief executive of Citigroup in December. "Our new organizational model marks a further important step along...

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Citi Announces New Corporate Organizational Structure and Leadership Team (Business Wire)

yahoo.com
Mar 31, 2008 2 related
        

NEW YORK----Vikram Pandit, Citi's Chief Executive Officer, today announced a comprehensive reorganization of Citi's structure to achieve greater client focus and connectivity, global product excellence, and clear accountability. ... Monday March 31, 7:00 am ET...

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Mexico sends more than 2,500 agents to fight drug trafficking along US border

iht.com
Mar 28, 2008 36 related
        

The Mexican government said Thursday it has sent more than 2,500 soldiers and federal police to crack down on soaring violence in a border state across from Texas and New Mexico. ... About 200 people have been killed in this Chihuahua state city of 1.3 million since Jan....

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Did Mexican drug lord die in shootout?

msn.com
Mar 27, 2008 52 related
        

Guatemalan prosecutors were investigating Wednesday whether a reputed Mexican drug lord was among the 11 people killed in a recent shootout. ... 11 killed; Guatemalan authorities still trying to ID bodies GUATEMALA CITY - Guatemalan prosecutors were investigating...

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The Dallas Morning News Jim Landers Column: It's a Recession - in the Illegal Drugs Market

redorbit.com
Mar 18, 2008 3 related
        

By Jim Landers, The Dallas Morning News Mar. 18--WASHINGTON -- Here's a recession that's welcome. The criminal enterprises that sell illegal drugs are seeing less profit, and some are losing money, according to the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime. ... Posted on: Tuesday,...

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Mexico: Students didn't train with rebels

upi.com
Mar 13, 2008 74 related
        

Mexican officials have disputed claims that several Mexican students killed in a recent raid on Colombian rebels were being trained in the use of explosives. ... Mexican Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora -- who was visiting Washington -- said several Mexican students...

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Mexican attorney general: U.S., Mexico need comprehensive strategy

freerepublic.com
Mar 12, 2008
        

The United States and Mexico need to hammer out a sweeping strategic vision for the future of the two countries, Mexico's attorney general told officials Wednesday. “Security, drug trafficking, immigration, trade and economic intervention are components of that comprehensive vision,” said Eduardo...

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U.S., Mexican officials discuss trafficking

denverpost.com
Mar 9, 2008 3 related
        

Top law enforcement officials from the United States and Mexico will be in Phoenix this week to attend a conference on international smuggling. ... Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is among those attending the three-day event. It will be similar to an exchange...

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