Mexico’s government sees no quick end to a drug war that has killed almost 1,400 people this year despite a lull in the violence, the attorney general said on Tuesday. In northern Nuevo Leon state, a flash point for warring cartels seeking to control smuggling routes into Texas, the number of drug-related killings dropped to 8 in June, compared to 21 in May and a record 25 in March, according to an unofficial tally in the Reforma Group newspapers. Full Story
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