The Americas MexicoBlog of the CIP Americas Program chronicles and analyzes reports from the U.S. and Mexican press regarding the consequences for Mexico of the U.S. War on Drugs. The blog also focuses on the central struggle within Mexico to strengthen the rule of law and its justice system and to protect human rights. Economic integration promoted by NAFTA and relevant political developments in both countries are also covered.
Apr 30, 2011
A Mexican Perspective on US. - Mexico Relations in the Drug War: the U.S. and Mexico Need to Get 'in Tune' - and Quick
U.S. and Mexico Need to Get 'in Tune' - and Quick: La Cronica de Hoy, Mexico: "As Mexico's security crisis intensifies, there is a natural concern in the United States that the violence will spill over the border, bringing the bloody conflicts between organized gangs to the streets of U.S. cities. Which is why it's so disconcerting that the U.S. doesn't take decisive action that would help lower the level of violence, such as halting traffic in high-powered weapons and reducing consumption to shrink the drug market and fight money laundering. They merely criticize us, discredit our military and issue travel advisories for their citizens to think twice before traveling to Mexico."
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