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US: Mexico A Huge Security Risk - Page 13

"U.S. Super Spy Center" Uncovered in Mexico:

With the approval of Felipe Calderón's Administration, the U.S. Government finally got what it always wanted: To set up a super spy center in Mexico City. It was the escalation of the drug war in the country what opened the door to all U.S. Intelligence agencies, including the military, to operate out of the Federal District without having to disguise their agents as diplomats. Ref. Source 2

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U.S. Asks to see San Diego-born boy tied to beheadings

U.S. Consular officials were preparing on Monday to meet with a San Diego-born 14-year-old accused of carrying out killings and decapitations for a major drug cartel in central Mexico. Ref. Source 8

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Accused teen hitman's family hard hit by drugs, crime

A teenager captured international headlines this month after admitting that he beheaded people for a Mexican drug cartel while under the influence of narcotics. Fourteen years ago, that same boy began his life in San Diego with cocaine in his system. Ref. Source 9

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US Embassy cables sheds light on U.S.-Mexican relations:

The backdrop to the WikiLeaks cables was a U.S. Defense Department report about eight months before, saying the U.S. Military might have to intervene in the war on the cartels. Ref. Source 3

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Report: Mexico let US question detained migrants:

Newly released U.S. Diplomatic cables indicate Mexico allowed U.S. Officials to question undocumented migrants detained in Mexican territory as part of anti-terror efforts. Ref. Source 6

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Clinton Voices U.S. Support of Mexico in Trip:

"Drug traffickers are not going to give up without a terrible fight, and when they do barbaric things like behead people, it is meant to intimidate," Mrs. Clinton said Ref. Source 9

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Virtual Warfare Escalates on U.S.-Mexico Border:

In the quiet desert community of Nomirage, located just 20 kilometres east of San Diego, the sounds of impending war creep over the silent landscape. Ref. Source 4

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Army official suggests U.S. Troops might be needed in Mexico:

Fretting over a scenario in which armed U.S. Soldiers could be called to the border - or even over it - to hold back lawlessness and violence. Undersecretary of the Army Joseph Westphal invoked a contentious word to describe Mexico's problem with drug cartels: He called it an "insurgency." Ref. Source 8