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23-Oct-2007
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  • Costly U.S.-Mexico drugs crackdown could fall short (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

    Mexico and the United States plan to spend $8.4 billion on a three-year assault against Mexico's drug gangs but experts warn it could fail without a crackdown on cartel finances and better police intelligence.


  • Bush unveils aid package for Mexico (AP via Yahoo! News)

    President Bush asked Congress on Monday to approve $500 million to help Mexico fight drug trafficking, the first installment of a $1.4 billion aid package for the United States' southern neighbor.


  • Mexico, one of the world's biggest oil producers, is running out (International Herald Tribune)

    A ban on private investment to develop the oil industry is hurting the peso, slowing economic growth, and depriving Mexico of money for infrastructure and development.


  • White House pledges $1.4B for Mexico drug war (USA Today)

    The White House pledged $1.4 billion Monday to aid Mexico's crackdown on drug-related crime that has spread across the border into the USA.


  • Bush seeks funds to help Mexico combat drug trade (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

    President George W. Bush asked Congress on Monday for $500 million to help Mexico fight powerful drug gangs as part of larger program to curb violence and the flow of narcotics into the United States.


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