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Charred bodies found on Tijuana street

Police on Monday found six charred bodies on a Tijuana street following a bloody weekend that left 14 people dead.

Time.com: Civilian Victims in Mexico's Drug War

While the government has won praise for its war on narco-gangsters, the collateral damage is alarming human rights watchdogs

Deaths climb in Mexico's drug war

The fight against narcotraffickers is showing good results, Mexican President Felipe Calderon said, a day after authorities linked 38 deaths nationwide to the drug war.

7 Mexican officers killed in drug raid

Seven federal police officers were killed Tuesday in northwest Mexico in the latest in a series of drug-related violence, a spokesman for the federal police said.

Mexican drug cartel trots out boy as warning to cops

The boy looked to be about 12 or 13 years old. Chubby, he struggled a bit with his bicycle as he rode to where we stood. He had a slight smirk as he played a tape that blared music from speakers tied to his bike.

4 'executed' bodies found in Baja California

The bodies of four people, including at least one American, were found in the Mexican state of Baja California on Sunday, police said Monday, part of a wave of violence sweeping the country.

2 top Mexican police officials killed in 2 days

The commander of Mexico City's investigative police force was shot and killed Friday morning as he left his home, authorities said.

Mexico's federal police chief slain

Mexico's federal police chief was shot to death early Thursday in a northwestern Mexico City neighborhood, the country's public safety department said.

Time.com: Bush Gets Trade Backing at Summit

President Bush, stymied by Congress in his final push to broaden U.S. trade, is finding a bigger blast of support from north and south of the border

Bush makes case for free trade deal at summit

President Bush used a meeting with Mexican and Canadian leaders Monday to hammer Democrats who oppose a free trade deal between the U.S. and Colombia, saying that blocking the deal is "bad for American workers and bad for our security."

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