Mexico army fights surge in violence for control of poppy country

09 May 2017

“The Mexican army says its fight against surging opium production that feeds U.S demand is increasingly complicated by the rise of smaller gangs disputing wild, ungoverned lands planted with ever-stronger poppy strains.”

Source: Mexico army fights surge in violence for control of poppy country | Reuters

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