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Sen. Steve Daines Appears To Wax Nostalgic About Montana's 'Homegrown' Meth

Then the Mexican cartels took over, complained Daines, who still remembers the better old days.
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Feds Arrest Over 600 Alleged Mexican Cartel Members Across U.S.

The arrests culminate a lengthy operation called "Project Python" targeting Jalisco New Generation Cartel members.
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Fugitive Rafael Caro Quintero Speaks Out On Allegations Of Drug Trafficking

Rafael Caro Quintero, aka “The Prince,” is a fugitive on the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s most-wanted list. The alleged leader of the world’s most powerful drug cartel gave an interview while hiding.
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The Gringo Who Understands Mexico's Drug War

A few months ago, we met an American filmmaker who perfectly captured a turning point in our country's drug war. His documentary film, "Cartel Land," which was recently nominated for an Oscar and won a prestigious George Polk Award, made us -- and many self-described drug war analysts -- look like opinionated snobs.
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1,000 Worshippers Welcome Pope Francis With A Living Portrait

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1,000 Worshippers Welcome Pope Francis With A Living Portrait

They also used their bodies to spell out "Welcome to Morelia" in Spanish.
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Why Latin America Needs PEN

MEXICO CITY -- Mexico is ranked #148 on the Reporters Without Borders world press freedom index. Fifty-five journalists have been murdered in Mexico during the last five years, about one-third of the some 150 who lost their lives in that time throughout the Americas, making Mexico the most dangerous place on the continent for professionals of the word.
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Mexico Offers Large Reward As Search For Missing Students Intensifies

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Let's Be Clear Who Has Caused the Border Crisis -- Us and Drugs

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Ripple Effect of New Pot Laws in Washington and Colorado

If Washington and Colorado are allowed to implement their little but great step in legalizing cannabis, we'll be taking the first huge step in stopping a whole lot of violence in a number of places.
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