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De la Garza said the general usually travelled in an armored vehicle with a security detail, but the victims were unarmed and in a civilian car. Nino Villareal survived a previous attack on October 9 when unidentified gunmen shot at his armored vehic
A retired U.S. Marine who fought in Afghanistan returned home to Florida on Saturday after spending eight months in a Mexican jail for crossing the border with loaded guns, a case that led U.S. politicians to bring intense pressure on Mexico to relea
The United States' war on drugs? isn't just doing damage within the US: it's helping to drive appalling atrocities in Mexico and Central America.
A mayor in hiding, corrupt cops and narco gunmen are all implicated in the crime, which thousands of officers so far haven't been able to solve.
Every time they find a mass grave, they think it's the one they're looking for – but it isn't. No, this isn't a Halloween tale: it's a real life story about 43 missing Mexican students who once attended the Escuela Normal Rural Isidro Bur
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The leader of a criminal gang suspected of conspiring with Mexican police to kill 43 missing students in the violent southwestern state of Guerrero has been detained, authorities said on Friday.
Protesters occupied 3 town halls in southern Mexico to demand the safe return of 43 students who disappeared after gang-linked police attacked them last month. Students and teachers had threatened to enter all 81 municipalities in Guerrero state
On Saturday, 28 charred bodies were found in a mass grave on the outskirts of a town in southern Mexico where a group of student protesters went missing after police opened fire on them in late September.
Drug kingpins turn to trade-based money-laundering
It's official: the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued an order declining a request for an en banc hearing in a case involving four students in at a California high school who were sent home for wearing American flag T-shirts on Cinco de
Ranchers along the Texas border with Mexico are in fear for their lives and the lives of their families.The Mexican drug cartels are taking over the border.
Mexico's use of torture in the drug war is up 600 percent in last 10 years, reports Amnesty International.
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Jonathan Lockwood (Professional Voice Talent) on moving to Mexico - Keith Liberty on Homesteading, mineral rights, adverse possession, and land issues in Arizona - Kathy Inman (Former AZ NORML Director) on her departure from the organization and what
Jonathan Lockwood is a wonderful case study for those thinking of taking the plunge and picking up everything to go live and work in a new country. His story is one that is becoming all too common but rarely executed in such a smooth fashion.
Archaeologists are starting to unlock even more Maya secrets with the exciting discovery of two ancient cities in a Mexican forest.
The kids are streaming across America's southern border by tens of thousands. What is to be done? On this edition of the Weekly Podcast Ron Paul and Charles Goyette begin with the cause of the crisis, discussing contributing factors on both sides of
Over the past several weeks we have seen a significant increase in illegal immigration, as thousands of unaccompanied minors pour across what seems an invisible southern border into the United States.
Radioactive material that could be used for dirty bomb is STOLEN from a truck in Mexico - for the second time in eight months
In the nation that is the poster child for the failure of gun-control schemes, a Mexican military veteran who works as a private security consultant aims to get Mexico to admit that failure.
Mexican officials on Friday announced the arrest Jose Manuel Mireles, the face of a powerful anti-crime vigilante group in the western state of Michoacan.
Border Patrol agents in Arizona were reportedly fired upon by a Mexican military helicopter that traveled across the border.
It would have been hard to imagine that Leo Sharp, a successful 90-year old day-lily grower, World War II veteran and mild-looking great-grandfather, was in fact the most prolific drug mule that U.S. law enforcement had ever tracked.
40,000 Bikers Enroute to Free U.S. Marine In Mexico Prison!
At first glance, Ross McDonnell’s ambrotypes resemble 19th century portraits of desperados.
In news that no one had to be Nostradamus to predict, the legalization of marijuana has had a ripple effect on the “War on Drugs,” massively impacting the profitability and reach of Mexican drug cartels, which are taking a huge financial hit.
Mexican citizens defy gun bans in order to defend themselves against violent criminals
Vigilantes are searching an extensive cave system in the hunt for the last fugitive boss of the Knights Templar drug cartel, a "self-defense" group leader in western Mexico said Thursday.
You Won't Believe This Border Patrol Checkpoint Refusal Video
Inside the communications infrastructure of the ultraviolent syndicate
