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Recent News Stories About Mexico
August 16, 2005. "Metrobus
Riders Face Harassment". OSAC.
August 15, 2005. "Citizens:
Cops Untrustworthy". OSAC.
August 11, 2005. "Report:
Bribery Equals 12 % of GDP". OSAC.
August 11, 2005. "Cops
Working as Kidnappers Apprehended". OSAC.
August 7, 2005. "U.S.
Consulate in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico to Reopen". OSAC.
August 7, 2005. "Mexico's
Masked Rebel Leader Emerges from Jungle". OSAC.
August 4, 2005. "Mexican
Kingpin Said Hiring Guns From Colombia, Central America".
OSAC.
August 4, 2005. "Mexico
Leads World in Abductions". OASC.
June 14, 2004. "Kidnappings
are out of control in Mexico". Mexidata.info.
October 17, 2002. "The
very odd couple". Crime in Mexico.
Economist.
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