Mexico to expel more drug lords, ready for violence

21 Jan 2007

Mexico, striking back at violent drug cartels, will push on with a program to send imprisoned traffickers to the United States after extraditing four drug bosses, the attorney general said on Sunday. The Mexican government flew four major traffickers, including suspected Gulf cartel boss Osiel Cardenas, to the United States on Friday. Full Story

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