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Why Mexico’s military is fighting the country’s drug war

June 6, 2013admin

While on the campaign trail, Enrique Peña Nieto — now Mexico’s president — sought to de-emphasize the military’s role in the drug war by supporting the creation of a national gendarme and the widespread expansion of the Todos Somos Juarez,… Continue Reading →

Drug Policy, Mexico & Latin America Tony Payan

Can Mexico be in an “armed conflict” with criminal gangs?

June 5, 2013admin

  While on the campaign trail, Enrique Peña Nieto — now Mexico’s president — sought to de-emphasize the military’s role in the drug war by supporting the creation of a national gendarme and the widespread expansion of the Todos Somos… Continue Reading →

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Mexico’s military plays a necessary role in internal security

June 4, 2013admin

While on the campaign trail, Enrique Peña Nieto — now Mexico’s president — sought to de-emphasize the military’s role in the drug war by supporting the creation of a national gendarme and the widespread expansion of the Todos Somos Juarez,… Continue Reading →

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A never-ending mission: Soldiers as police in Mexico

June 3, 2013admin

While on the campaign trail, Enrique Peña Nieto — now Mexico’s president — sought to de-emphasize the military’s role in the drug war by supporting the creation of a national gendarme and the widespread expansion of the Todos Somos Juarez,… Continue Reading →

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Civil liberties erode when drug use widens

May 21, 2013admin

Legal scholars, activists, academics and law enforcement have all questioned the impact of the drug war on civil liberties. Many argue that like the prohibition of alcohol, the drug war has diminished civil liberties, particularly in the areas of search… Continue Reading →

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Restoring civil liberties through sensible marijuana policies

May 20, 2013admin

Legal scholars, activists, academics and law enforcement have all questioned the impact of the drug war on civil liberties. Many argue that like the prohibition of alcohol, the drug war has diminished civil liberties, particularly in the areas of search… Continue Reading →

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How the war on drugs has infringed on U.S. civil liberties

May 17, 2013admin

Legal scholars, activists, academics and law enforcement have all questioned the impact of the drug war on civil liberties. Many argue that like the prohibition of alcohol, the drug war has damaged civil liberties, particularly in the areas of search… Continue Reading →

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