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 Mass Grave Discovered in MexicoPosted on Jul 24, 2010
A newly discovered mass grave in Monterrey, Mexico, contains the bodies of at least 38 people. The site is believed to be a cartel dumping ground for murder victims. News of the grave underlines the country’s severe problems with narco-traffickers. The killing of a prominent Mexican candidate for governor of the border state of Tamaulipas in June drew new attention to the drug violence that has given Mexico the unflattering title of “country with the most annual domestic violent deaths, not involved in a civil war.” —JCL
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By diman, July 25, 2010 at 4:44 pm Link to this comment
Let’s try and legalize all drugs, we have already tried everything, we bomb raided the growing fields, we assasinated the cartel heads and put some of them in prison, the only thing we haven’t tried yet, is to legalize the drugs, may be it will work, who knows.
Report thisBy samosamo, July 25, 2010 at 7:31 am Link to this comment
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Report thisI thought mass graves had to hold at least 100 people and more.
Sounds more like a family cemetery plot to me.
By PatrickHenry, July 24, 2010 at 10:08 am Link to this comment
Maybe it’s a dumping ground for the Military.
Jury is still out.
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