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Weekly Report - 03 July 2014 (WR-14-26)
MEXICO: Sketchy details on bloody shootout with army
In one of the bloodiest armed clashes since President Enrique Peña Nieto took office, 22 people were reported dead in a shootout with the army in Tlatlaya, Estado de México, on 30 June. The limited amount of information released about the incident has, however, raised concerns about a new lack of transparency in operations against organised crime.
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