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01/12/2014
Police reform plan is “All or Nothing” for President Enrique Peña Nieto
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto vowed on Thursday November 27 to undertake a vast reform plan to restore law and order in the country, so as to put an end to the endemic corruption of the local police forces.
24/10/2014
Iguala’s protests indicated worrying exasperation amongst Mexican population
On Friday October 24, Guerrero State governor Angel Aguirre announced his decision to step down, in order to create “a more favorable political climate to bring about the solution to the crisis.” Since the beginning of the week, thousands of Mexican citizens have staged protests across the state, to denounce the multiple and complex linkages between local politicians and drug cartels.
26/05/2011
Mexico: Amid increased control over remote communities, cartels move in on agricultural products
After oil and mining, the Mexican drug cartels are once more diversifying their business as they scope to take advantage (...)
23/12/2010
Elements underscoring Cartel involvement in Pemex pipeline blast
The explosion of a Pemex-owned pipeline near the city of San Martin Texmelucan, located in the central Puebla State (...)

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