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CIA “Manages” Drug Trade, Mexican Official Says
By ALEX NEWMAN | THE NEW AMERICAN | JULY 29, 2012 The Central Intelligence Agency’s involvement in drug trafficking is back in the media spotlight after a spokesman for the violence-plagued Mexican state of Chihuahua became the latest high-profile individual to accuse the CIA, which has been linked to narcotics trafficking for decades, of ongoing Read full article...
Former Mexican Officials Working Undercover for DEA
Breitbart December 19, 2011 At least 80 former Mexican government officials are currently working as informants for US intelligence agencies, the daily La Jornada reported, citing senior Mexican officials. Most of them are gathering information for the US Drug Enforcement Agency, the prestigious daily reported. Senior officials in the attorney general’s office and the interior ministry said Read full article...
D.E.A Commandos Attack Cartels that Cut Into Its Profits
Charlie Savage New York Times October 8, 2011 Late on a moonless night last March, a plane smuggling nearly half a ton of cocaine touched down at a remote airstrip in Honduras. A heavily armed ground crew was waiting for it — as were Honduran security forces. After a 20-minute firefight, a Honduran officer was Read full article...
Sinaloa Cartel Becomes King of Mexico Meth Production
With the decline of Mexico‘s Familia Michoacana drug gang, it appears that the Sinaloa Cartel has stepped up as the largest distributor of methamphetamine to the U.S., illustrating an inherent contradiction in any “war on drugs.” by Geoffrey Ramsey In Sight Crime September 3, 2011 Over the past several months, the once-mighty Familia Michoacana has suffered Read full article...
Court Documents: Sinaloa “Cartel” Protected by U.S. Government
by Bill Conroy The Narcosphere September 3, 2011 Originally published July 31, 2011 Deal Allegedly Gave Sinaloa Bosses Immunity in Exchange for Providing Info on Rival Drug Organizations The son of a heavy hitter in a powerful Mexican drug trafficking organization has filed explosive legal pleadings in federal court in Chicago accusing the US government Read full article...
Killing for Amusement: Narco Cartels kick it up a notch
By Dane Schiller Houston Chronicle June 13, 2011 The elderly are killed. Young women are raped. And able-bodied men are given hammers, machetes and sticks and forced to fight to the death. In one of the most chilling revelations yet about the violence in Mexico, a drug cartel-connected trafficker claims fellow gangsters have kidnapped highway Read full article...
We Can’t Legalize Drugs Because ‘There Is Just Too Much Money in It’
stopthedrugwar.org by Scott Morgan February 02, 2011 In an interview on Monday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave a very precise demonstration in how to dramatically misconstrue the fundamentals of drug prohibition. It’s one of those perfectly incoherent explanations that would be almost comedic if it weren’t for the tens of thousands who get murdered Read full article...
The Geopolitical Hegemony of the Anglo-Saxon Empire in Latin America
The Military Presence to Maintain Neo-colonialism, Instability and Poverty by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda May 1, 2010 By obtaining its independence, the colonies were preparing for what will inevitably come: the road to development and modernization. Many countries, was suggested, would be developed quickly; politically and economically. But these nations soon realized the Read full article...
