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Mexico Crimewave Yields 32 Deaths In One Day

November 15, 2008
M3 Report  

La Jornada  (Mexico City)  11/14/08
 
"The unstoppable wave of crime brought about 32 deaths yesterday. Twelve in Chihuahua, eight in Baja California, three in Guerrero, two each in Durango, Sinaloa and San Luis Potosi and one in Nayarit, Sonora and Zacatecas. On ...

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Lawlessness in Tijuana, Mexico Continues to Spread

Lawlessness in Tijuana, Mexico Continues to SpreadNovember 14, 2008
 More than thirty Tijuana police officers desert their posts and flee after 21 others were detained for questioning

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El Universal  (Mexico City)  11/13/08 
-    "More than" thirty Tijuana city and "ministerial" (state) police officers deserted their post and have fled ...

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Twenty-One Police Officers Arrested: Narcopolice

November 13, 2008
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El Universal (Mexico City) 11/12/08
Sources in the Mexican Department of Justice advised that the Army has delivered the 21 police officers arrested yesterday in Baja California to the facilities of SIEDO [ eq. DEA] in Mexico City.  There the so-called “narcopolice” ...

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Worrying Signs from Border Raids

Worrying Signs from Border Raids

November 12, 2008
By Fred Burton and Scott Stewart
Stratfor.com
Last week, the Mexican government carried out a number of operations in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, aimed at Jaime "El Hummer" Gonzalez Duran, one of the original members of the brutal cartel group known as Los Zetas. According to Mexican ...

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US Immigration Legislation Wrap Up November 11, 2008

November 11, 2008
FAIR
    This week's wrap-up for US Legislative Immigration
  • House Committee Considers Military Amnesty Bill
  • House Votes to Terminate Cross-Border Trucking Pilot Program
  • House Panel Scrutinizes Virtual Fence
  • Committee Hearings and Markups
  • Bills on the Radar:S. 340and H.R. 5515 (see ...

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Mexico Will Lobby Obama for Open Border Migration

November 10, 2008
Mexico hopes to convince President-Elect Obama to embrace open migration and change his stand on construction of the border fence

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El Porvenir (Monterrey, Nuevo Leon) 11/8/08
Mexican Secretary of Exterior Relations, Patricia Espinosa Cantellano, said that when Barak ...

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New President, New Congress Mean New Strategies for Immigration Reform

November 9, 2008
Post-Election Edition from FAIR
The political landscape shifted dramatically on Election Day, as Americans elected Barack Obama president and a sizeable Democratic majority to Congress. The results of the elections clearly indicate that the American public did not want to ...

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Mexico's War More Deadly than Iraq

Nov 9, 2008
by Michael Webster 

According to records kept by El Universal Mexico's largest newspaper they report since 2005, the 24 hours of last Monday alone was the most violent for the year in the country, with 58 murders linked to organized crime.  This figure surpasses the record set on Sept ...

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Tijuana Execution Killings over 600 this Year

November 8,2008
M3 Report  
Tijuana: More than 600 execution type killings by organized crime so far this year Posted: 07 Nov 2008 02:45 PM CST
El Financiero  (Mexico City)  
(The headline reads) : "Violence does not cease in Tijuana" 
Violence continues in Tijuana, where the finding of cadavers ...

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