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Weekly Report - 06 May 2010 (WR-10-18)
MEXICO: US officials warn about Mexico violence
Four senior US officials testifying to a US Senate caucus on
international narcotics control on 5 May, forecast that the violence in Mexico
would worsen before it got better. Significantly, their view echoes that of
Mexico's public security minister, Genaro García Luna, who warned international
investors a day earlier that the violence in Mexico could go on rising until
2014.
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