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Security & Strategic Review June 2010 (ISSN 1741-4202)
MEXICO: Relations soured by killings on the border
Two deaths of Mexicans at the hands of US agents on the border, both
in disputed circumstances, have soured relations between the two countries and
incensed Mexican public opinion.
- Should Calderón stand down the troops and negotiate with the drug cartels?
- MEXICO: As secrecy is lifted, claims of success are deflated
- REGION: Coca growing continues to shift back south
- ECUADOR: Clinton visit underlines rapprochement
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- ARGENTINA-URUGUAY: River Uruguay bridge blockade is lifted — for now
- PARAGUAY: Police officers killed in ambush attributed to the EPP
- MEXICO: Relations soured by killings on the border
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- GUATEMALA: Cicig chief resigns to lift the lid on a can of worms
- JAMAICA: 'Dudus' surrenders to US as the safest option
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