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Weekly Report - 23 April 2009 (WR-09-16)
MEXICO: Gang warns Church
The rather eclectic debate over whether the Archbishop of Durango,
Héctor González Martínez, actually knew where one of Mexico's most wanted
gangsters was hiding took on a chilling new meaning on 21 April when a note was
found on the bodies of two army lieutenants killed in Guanacevi,
Durango.
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