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Latin America Monitor Rise in beheadings in Mexico – sign of splintering drug gangs?

Brutality and shock tactics are a way for new gangs to assert themselves, and could be rising because of the splintering of larger transnational criminal organizations.

Mexico tunes in to needs of drug war survivors

Mexico withers under worst drought in 71 years

Small town Mexican mayor issues call to arms against criminals

Juarez prison riot points to lawlessness in Mexican system

Why Mexico's drug gangs target rehab centers

Mexico's 'island of security'

Mexico, long lagging in gender equality, nominates first female attorney general

US teen killed in Juárez puts spotlight on Mexico's unsolved murders

Mexico activists vow to press ahead after mother seeking justice is murdered

Mexican army seizes $1 million in cash from house

In Pictures Mexico's drug war

Drug war intrudes on Mexico's coastal resorts

Mexico sends troops to border city in bid to control drug violence

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Can Mexico's Calderón stop the killings?

Rough border town leads reform of Mexico's legal system