Mexico's security chief says that the country's most powerful drug cartels are recruiting former Colombian soldiers, leading Mexico to turn away dozens of Colombians trying to enter the country.

Mexico’s most powerful drug cartels are recruiting former Colombian soldiers, prompting Mexican authorities to turn away dozens of Colombians trying to enter the country in recent weeks, Mexico ...

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Criminal violence, most of it linked to drug trafficking, has claimed around 480,000 lives in Mexico since 2006 and left more than 120,000 people missing. The Associated Press contributed to this ...

The ABC's Foreign Correspondent travels to cartel country in Mexico to see if the government's crackdown on drug cartels is ...

Closer to the border, in August 2022, Maria Del Rosario Navarro-Sanchez, aka Fernanda, coordinated gun purchases in the U.S. – using drug funds from Mexico for the Jalisco Nueva Generación ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Illegal firearm trafficking is inseparable from the illegal drug trade: Weapons are often bought with drug money, can strengthen cartels and can be traded for drugs. By the ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Sean Campbell, The Conversation and Topher L. McDougal, University of San Diego ...

Illegal firearm trafficking is inseparable from the illegal drug trade: Weapons are often bought with drug money, can strengthen cartels and can be traded for drugs. In the spring of 2021, the ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Illegal firearm trafficking is inseparable from the illegal drug trade: Weapons are often bought with drug money, can strengthen cartels and can be traded for drugs. By the ...