And in Mexico...
I keep searching for information about government and politics in Mexico. My handicap is that I don't read Spanish. However, when looking at recent headlines from reports in the Los Angeles Times, there's a pattern that does not bode well for either government or politics in Mexico. (Even with the media tendency to report on conflict and violence before other things.)- Mexico City an unlikely draw for those fleeing drug war violence
- Calderon replaces Mexico attorney general
- Ciudad Juarez's top police official accused of rights abuses
- Thousands across Mexico protest drug violence
- Mexican officials find 59 bodies in mass graves
- 13 more bodies found in Mexico mass graves
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Labels: Mexico, political culture, rule-of-law
posted by Ken Wedding @ 5:50 AM
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