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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration had offered a reward of up to $5 million for Cardenas’ capture and is believed to have provided intelligence to Mexican authorities

Mexican gun smugglers are obtaining guns in Dallas, arming the drug war

Woman’s links to Mexican drug cartel a saga of corruption on U.S. side of border

A weekly round up of news surrounding the US and Mexico border

Ecuadorian who survived says Zetas gang offered them $2,000 a month

Our state is under social and economic pressure, emanating from far-off places but landing in the center of our lives. We face two aggressive problems, both advancing: the drug cartels in Mexico, and the tax cartel in Washington, D.C.

Recording offers $1 million for his head and is being viewed as a credible threat towards the anti-illegal immigration figure

Nearly 100 people have been arrested in an ongoing sweep of marijuana-growing operations that has netted over a billions dollars worth of weed

A weekly review of major news surrounding the U.S. and Mexican border

As the death toll rises, so have complaints about the military’s tactics in trying to break the drug cartels’ stranglehold on Mexican society

A weekly review of major news surrounding the US and Mexican border

s, drugs, gangsters. The news out of Mexico has been a steady stream of violence since President Felipe Calderon began his war on the drug cartels. Several hundred Mexicans have died in the last few weeks alone — adding to the toll of nearly 23,000 drug-related deaths since 2006.

American police, federal agents and disaster officials secretly scrambled last month to stop a Mexican drug cartel from blowing up a dam along the Texas border sent

Rather than using his visit to Washington as a forum for criticizing his host country, President Calderon would have been better served emphasizing his understanding of the frustrations consuming the American people