Mexico Ramps Up Security After Deadliest Year on Record, Interior Ministry Says

31 Jan 2018

“Mexico will be deploying troops to quell violence following one of the bloodiest years in the country’s history, in which more than 29,000 people were killed.”

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Mexico Ramps Up Security After Deadliest Year on Record, Interior Ministry Says

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