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Drug trafficking is $10 bn business in Mexico

indiaenews.com     2 hrs ago          

From correspondents in Americas, 10:01 AM IST The increasingly violent illicit drug trafficking in Mexico is now worth more than $10 billion a year and is growing. Drug-related violence in Mexico has left some 3,000 people...                    

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Mexican Politician, Disabled Rights Activist Gilberto Rincón Gallardo

washingtonpost.com     04-Sep-2008          

Gilberto Rincón Gallardo, 69, a former socialist presidential candidate who gained respect in Mexico for defending the rights of the disabled, gays and other marginalized groups, died Aug. 30 in Mexico City. No cause of...                    

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A Storm Called Cantarell

istockanalyst.com     03-Sep-2008   518 related          

By: Money and Markets Wednesday, September 03, 2008 1:34 PM The oil industry along the Louisiana coast got off lightly from Hurricane Gustav. I'm talking about the steep, sharp drop in production at Mexico's biggest oil...                    

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Mexico's Calderón gives report on state of nation to Congress

signonsandiego.com     02-Sep-2008          

MEXICO CITY – Mexican President Felipe Calderón filed a written state-of-the-nation report yesterday, breaking a decades-old tradition of presidents appearing before Congress for a speech. Lawmakers passed a bill this...                    

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Fear of kidnapping grips Mexico

independent-bangladesh.com     02-Sep-2008          

Perhaps nothing reveals this country's kidnapping dread better than one product now on offer from a Mexican company: a tiny transmitter that is implanted under the skin to beam the person's whereabouts to a satellite,...                    

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Violent crimes ravage Mexico in August

xinhuanet.com     02-Sep-2008          

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1 (Xinhua) -- Organized crimes like kidnapping and murder led to the deaths of 550 people in Mexico last month, registering the highest crime rate so far this year, according to data released by the...                    

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Can Mexico's Calderón stop the killings?

csmonitor.com     01-Sep-2008          

Tens of thousands protested drug violence this weekend. But 20 months after conservative President Felipe Calderón launched a massive military effort against drug violence, the bloodshed has only gotten worse. Over the...                    

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A Protest That Gets Results

rockthetruth.blogspot.com     01-Sep-2008   45 related          

See: Mexicans Protest CIA Drug Running OperationThen:"President vows action on crimeMEXICO CITY - Moving quickly to address mounting anger over crime, President Felipe Calderon promised yesterday to adopt several proposals...                    

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Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Mexico City Law Allowing Abortion In First 12 Weeks Of Pregnancy

medicalnewstoday.com     01-Sep-2008   5 related          

Mexico's Supreme Court on Thursday voted 8-3 to uphold a Mexico City law allowing abortion under any condition in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, the Los Angeles Times reports (Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times, 8/29). The...                    

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AP Top News at 3:06 a.m. EDT

newsday.com     01-Sep-2008   263 related          

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — With a historic evacuation of nearly 2 million people from the Louisiana coast complete, gun-toting police and National Guardsmen stood watch as rain started to fall on this city's empty streets Sunday...                    

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