Mexican drug cartels are pouring ‘unlimited money’ into Ecuador’s chaotic drug gangs as violence rages across the country. These Ecuadorian gangs, running wild in the unruly country, have “unlimited money” to wage a bloody battle against government forces, thanks to backing from
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Lorenza Cano, a Mexican search advocate, was abducted by gunmen in her Guanajuato state home, authorities reported Wednesday. Her husband and son were killed in the ambush. Cano works for Salamanca United, a volunteer group that tasks itself with tracking down Mexico’s
A Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter patrolling the state’s border with Mexico crashed Thursday night, according to a statement by a DPS spokesperson. The single-engine helicopter with a pilot and co-pilot on board crashed about 7:20 p.m. near Spofford in Kinney
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Authorities in the northern Mexico border state of Sonora said Wednesday that a local Cucapah Indigenous leader, Aronia Wilson, has been found dead. 9 BODIES FOUND IN VEHICLES NEAR MEXICAN FUEL PIPELINE Known in Mexico as Cucapahs, members of the Cocopah Indian
Authorities in central Mexico said Tuesday they found the bodies of nine men in vehicles near a fuel pipeline. The circumstances around the deaths remained under investigation, but there were indications that fuel theft may have been involved. Mexico faces a problem
Thirty-one migrants have been rescued in Mexico after a group of armed and masked gunmen kidnapped them from a bus traveling to the border with Texas over the weekend, Mexican authorities said Wednesday. Presidential spokesman Jesús Ramírez said in a post on
A Mexican cartel is accused of setting up Wi-Fi networks using stolen equipment, as well as terrorizing civilians into using and paying for the service. The group charged its roughly 5,000 victims at elevated rates of up to $30 per month for