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Mexico sets new record: Deaths related to drug traffic hit 3000 – an 80% increase over 2008

Saturday, 20 June 2009 04:37 NAFBPO
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Yesterday (6/17/09) deaths related to drug traffic in Mexico  surpassed 3 thousand, which sets a new record since 2005 when “El Universal” began the register of executions brought about by the war between cartels.
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