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Today in Cancún, police were led to an abandoned Jeep with three dead men announcing a new group, the Mata Zetas, or the Killers of Zetas. The Zetas are the armed forces of the Gulf Cartel that controls drug trafficking on Mexico’s Caribbean coast...
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Max Blumental reports on The Daily Beast that Sarah Palin may have quit her job today because she was trying to avert a major, yet-to-be-disclosed corruption scandal....
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Filed under: Video, News In 1993, the American Coast Guard intercepted a submarine carrying a load of cocaine. Since then, over 30 dope-smuggling submersible craft have...
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Authorities have found a massive underground drug smuggling tunnel snaking through the U.S.-Mexican border, and law officers are marveling over its...
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Kenyans are locked in serious debates wondering whether the government should step in and assist five Kenyans who have been sentenced to death in China after they were...
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Just as Mexico lives in the shadow of the U.S., Guatemala lives in the shadow of Mexico. To its southern neighbor Mexico has exported its ranchera music, its soap...
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Mexico’s attorney general vowed on Wednesday to catch the country’s most wanted man, drug trafficker Joaquin “Shorty” Guzman, who is responsible...
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To all drug sniffer hideouts comes another sniffer, this one is a UAV that too sniffs cannabis. Drug trafficking is one of the biggest menaces in society, and the...
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I wasn’t scared when my Governor decided to cancel all school and public events due to the Swine Flu outbreak, in fact, as a teacher, I secretly welcomed the...
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We know that it is a politically delicate topic because Americans truly appreciate their constitutional rights, and particularly those that are part of the Second...
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Joaquin Guzman Loera has not only become famous for being a self made billionaire but also commands enough power to create international conflict even in absence.
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Enough with the U.S.-Mexico drug war blame game. Let’s make a new rule: Only those who don’t live in glass houses stuffed with cocaine, meth, marijuana,...
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Islam has always had a way of popping up self contradicting scenario. India saw Mughals, who did everything to further the cause of Islam in India. They indulged in...
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Mexican soldiers and Fedral Police, in joint operation, arrested on Thursday “El Pozolero del Teo” or “Teo’s Stew Maker” along with...
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Laura Zuniga Huizer, 23, was a promising talent. Not only was she a beautiful preschool teacher, she was crowned Miss Sinaloa in July, won Miss Hispanoamerica in...
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Across the bordertown of Ciudad Juarez, parents and students are stricken by reports of kidnapping and extortion threats, starting with a sign that appeared Nov. 12 on...
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With the end of the dictatorships of the 70s (and the 80s) that were imposed in several countries in this region, and after the economic stagnation during the 80s, a...
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