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Cartel violence ticks up mid-summer; down slightly for first half of 2009
According to Reforma’s running tally of cartel-related killings or ejecuciones, such violence is up slightly since the past reporting period, though down over the first six months of 2009 as …
End of Troop Deployments for Michoacán
The transfer of a thousand Army troops to Michoacan concludes the deployment of 2 thousand 500 elements that will reinforce security, following the wave of violence unleashed in the state …
Canada requires Visa from Mexican citizens
Starting on Monday, July 14th, Canada will now require Mexican citizens visiting the country to apply for a visa. Applicants, must now meet a long list of requirements, including the …
Violence escalates in Chihuahua
One day after the murder of the mayor of Namiquipa, Héctor Ariel Meixueiro Muñoz, an additional 10 murders have been recorded (in unrelated cases) in the capital of the state, …
Retired Military Servicemen Named Director of BC Ministerial Police
Announcing a series of changes ito second level appointments, the Attorney General of Baja California (PGJE) highlighted the appointment of a retired servicemen as the director of the State Ministerial …
9 detained in NL police review
Today is the second consecutive day of a military operation conducted by the army on the premises of the Ministry of Roads and Public Safety San Pedro, adding to the …
Professionaling the judicial career in MX- “El compadrazgo”
César Jáuregui is the first former senator who comes to occupy a seat on the Federal Judicial Council, the administrative body of the Judiciary established in 1995. In an interview, …
Washington Post: Mexico Accused of Torture in Drug War
Mexico Accused of Torture in Drug War Army Using Brutality To Fight Trafficking, Rights Groups Say By Steve Fainaru and William Booth Washington Post Foreign Service Thursday, July 9, 2009 …
Human Rights Watch (HRW) ask for military data
The international organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) urged the Secretary of the Interior, Fernando Gomez Mont, to provide information on violations of human rights which are attributed to the military …
Mormon leader killed in Chihuahua
An armed commando “lifted” and executed Benjamin Le Baron, an activist against kidnapping, in the municipality of Galeana, Chihuahua, reported the Attorney General of the entity. His remains were thrown …
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