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An offering from Viridiana Rios and SWJ El Centro Fellow Stephen Dudley.

This may very well be the first targeted assassination of a Mexican public safety official by a sniper utilizing a .50 cal rifle.

Drug traffickers utilize “saints” and spirits to protect themselves from U.S. law enforcement. Some information and support for law enforcement officers.

Grenades are becoming more and more common in Mexico with thousands seized from the gangs and cartels and are becoming an officer safety concern on this side of the border.

Mexico's new president Enrique Peña Nieto has trumpeted its proposed reforms, but there are more similarities than differences with the Calderon Administration.

Many modern internal conflicts defy basic definitions, so use a composite framework instead.

The presence of Mexican-origin drugs in Chicago is more prominent now than ever before

Guadalajara could lose its protected status among drug lords and become the next epicenter for drug-related violence.

Mexico’s war against their drug cartels is a war they cannot win by themselves. Must we take some responsibility?