Mexican Man Decapitated in Cartel Warning to Social Media
Tortured man's body found next to the statue of Christopher Columbus near Texas border
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Mexico Drug War: Human Rights Abuses On All Levels of Authority, Report Says
Israel Arzate Melendez said soldiers snatched him off the street, gave him electric shocks, asphyxiated him and threatened that his wife would be raped and killed unless he admitted to a role in one of Mexico's most infamous cases of drug violence.
Anonymous Resurfaces to Take on Mexican Drug Cartel
Since Occupy Wall Street heated up Anonymous has been quiet, like a superhero in retirement. The group reemerged this weekend with a new Operation, however, with its sights trained on Mexico.
Mexico Fires Nearly 1,000 Veracruz Police Officers
Nearly 1,000 police officers were fired to weed out corruption from the violence-ravaged Gulf coast state of Veracruz, Mexican authorities said Tuesday.
Drug War: What Prohibition Costs Us
Drug prohibitionists like former White House drug czar staffer Kevin A. Sabet seem to be in a panic over Ken Burns' PBS documentary broadcast "Prohibition" because of its clear and convincing parallel to today's equally disastrous war on drugs.
Iran Assassination Plot: Terrorists Join Forces with Mexican Drug Cartels?
It's doubtful, experts say, despite reports that Iranian plotters tried to hire members of a Mexican drug cartel to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the US in Washington.
The Drug War Spreads the Bloodbath South
In the grotesque wars that pit Mexican armed forces and drug cartels against each other and civilians who get in their way, the Zetas cartel plays a fearsome role.
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One Drug Arrest Every 19 Seconds in the U.S.
New FBI Numbers Reveal Failure of the "War on Drugs"
The Cartels Behind Mexico’s Drug War
Ruthless battles between competing cartels and government forces have claimed at least 40,000 lives.
Why Is U.S. Pumping AK-47’s and Military Rifles Into the Hands of Mexican Drug Cartels?
The atmosphere was tense and emotions were running high at the Phoenix field office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) late last year. “Are you prepared to go to the funeral of a federal officer killed with one of [our] guns?” an ATF agent shouted at one of his superiors.
