Wall Street Is Laundering Drug Money And Getting Away With It
America’s largest banks can engage in flagrantly criminal activity on a massive scale and emerge almost completely unscathed.
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Mexico: Gang Leader Says US Consulate Infiltrated
A top drug gang enforcer says he ordered the killing of a U.S. consulate worker because she helped provide visas to a rival gang in the border city of Ciudad Juarez, federal police said Friday.
Drug War Besieges Mexico’s Northern Metropolis
Drug violence is surging in and around the industrial city of Monterrey, capital of Nuevo Leon and a major Mexican metropolis.
Arizona Cops Threatened by Mexican Drug Cartel
Ominous threat from Mexican dealers is the first directed at U.S. law enforcement.
Sheriff: Mexican Drug Cartels Now Control Parts of Arizona
Two men shot earlier this week could be the result of the ongoing battle between Mexican drug cartels now spilling over deep into Arizona, officials say.
U.S. Drug War Damages Both Canada, Mexico
Mexico and Canada have a lot more in common than their shared $25-billion annual trade and awkward relationship with the elephant in the middle.
Study Links Drug Enforcement to More Violence
The surge of gunbattles, beheadings and kidnappings that has accompanied Mexico's war on drug cartels is an entirely predictable escalation in violence based on decades of scientific literature, a new study contends.
Mexico’s Drug War Slaughterhouse Grinds On
CANNABIS CULTURE - The open war of Felipe Calderón's Mexican government against organized crime and drug trafficking has reached nearly 18,000 victims, according to the judicial authorities of Mexico.
Legalization of Marijuana is the Cartels’ Worst Nightmare
By now, it should be clear that using force to wipe out the drug trade is a task on the order of bailing out the Atlantic Ocean with a teaspoon.
The War on Drugs Is Doomed
The source of the drug war violence is not Mexican supply. It is American demand coupled with prohibition.
