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Mexican police find 49 mutilated bodies near Monterrey

Forty-nine decapitated and mutilated bodies were found in black plastic bags near Mexico’s northern city of Monterrey, apparently killed by the Zetas drug cartel.... Read more»

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Journalists missing, killed in Latin America

It’s been another week of chilling reminders of the high risks for journalists in parts of Latin America, with two killings turning the news lens on reporters. Now, a possible kidnapping in Colombia has put the danger further into focus.... Read more»

SB 1070 protests at Supreme Court colorful but civil

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday to make their voices heard as the justices weighed arguments on SB 1070.... Read more»1

Mexico, France at odds over Frenchwoman's kidnap case

The fate of a Frenchwoman accused of being a “Zodiac” kidnapper is pitting France against Mexico.... Read more»

Journalist chronicles traditions of first-generation immigrants

Reporter Claudi Kolker drew on her experiences as a world traveler to focus on what traditions first-generation immigrants bring to this country in her new book “The Immigrant Advantage.”... Read more»

Texas warns students to avoid spring break in Mexico

The Texas Department of Public Safety is again warning students to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring break.... Read more»

New Castro memoir recalls rebel’s life in Mexico

The events of Fidel Castro’s 18 months in Mexico during the mid-1950s receive expansive treatment in the new two-volume, 1,000-page memoir “Guerrillero del Tiempo.”... Read more»

15 tons of pure meth seized in Mexico

A record 15 tons of pure methamphetamine have been seized in Mexico, the largest seizure of meth ever made in the country.... Read more»1

Mexico: A drug war survival guide

While Mexico’s merciless drug war has scared off tourists and investment dollars, it has fed one niche industry: private-security services.... Read more»

Island of the widows

Disease killing thousands of sugar cane workers

Chronic kidney disease stands at the heart of a lethal mystery — and legacy of neglect by industry and governments, including the United States, which have resisted pleas for aggressive action to spotlight the malady and find a remedy.... Read more»2

DEA defends money laundering stings

The Justice Department defended the Drug Enforcement Administration’s controversial money laundering stings, pointing out they have been used since 1984 to successfully bring down dozens of major gangsters.... Read more»

Gunmen kill ambulance driver in Mexico, 4 die

An ambulance driver was killed on Wednesday in Ciudad Juarez, a Mexico border city that saw a massive uptick in violence as cartels compete for territory. ... Read more»

Mexican peace activist assassinated

A member of the Mexican peace organization, the Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity, was murdered Thursday. Trinidad de la Cruz Crisostomo, 72, was kidnapped Wednesday in connection with a land dispute.... Read more»

Gaddafi's son tried to make it to Mexico

Muammar Gaddafi’s son Saadi tried to flee to Mexico with his family in what officials said was an elaborate plan with several safe houses throughout the country, as well as false names supported by forged Mexican documents.... Read more»

Man gets 41-month sentence for cash smuggling

A 48-year-old man was sentenced to 41 months in prison Monday for trying to smuggle cash out of the United States into Mexico, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday.... Read more»

More drones patrolling U.S.-Mexico border

Fear is growing that Mexico’s drug war violence will spill over onto American soil and some officials are hoping that an increased reliance on unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, will help stem the tide.... Read more»

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