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Mexico Follows In Colombians Footsteps
Ciudad Juarez and El Paso, twin border cities, are the major crossing point for drugs smuggled into the U. S. A. The war is not just against the authorities, but cartels fighting among themselves for control of the very lucrative trafficking routes. Over 4, 000 people had been killed in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, in related to drug- violence in the last two years. This has given the city one of the highest killing rates on earth. Gunzman escaped from a Mexican federal prison ten years ago, by hiding in the back of a laundry truck. He is now the leader of the world's biggest cartel, besides making it into Forbes magazines list of the top billionaires. Gunzman's Sinaloa cartel is thought to be winning Mexico's drug war, having elbowed out the rival Juarex gang. Guzman. Hilary Clinton, in Washington, told a foreign policy think-tank, "Mexico is looking more and more like Columbia looked 20 years ago, where narco-traffickers controlled certain parts of the country. "President Barak Obama was quick to refute Clintons statement. Colombia spent decades warring against leftist rebels,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who were financed by a lucrative cocaine trade. At the height of Colombian drug violence in the 1980s and 1990s,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the South American country was gripped by attacks on civilians and political figures. Analysts claim Mexican drug cartels have grown in power in recent years, as they took over much of the drug trade from the Colombians. 45, 000 troops and 5, 000 federal police have been deployed by President Felipe Calderon,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in 18 states, but the gunmen in the drug war are believed to be as young as 12 years old. This is thought to be because the prison population has increased twofold in number, putting more of the older gunmen out of action. More than 28, 000 people have been killed since President Felipe took office in late 2006. Just as mainstream journalists have been murdered and newsrooms attacked, with 2010 on track to becoming the bloodiest year yet, a young Mexican university student began publishing a Narco-blog. The web page carries stories from both the agencies that hunt them down and the dealers. The idea of creating blog Narco arose because the media and government in Mexico is trying to pretend that nothing is happening,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], because the media is threatened and the government is apparently bought, the author writes in a page translated from Spanish. The blog was born out of frustrationAnother blog revealed a Municipal policeman being interrogated. After admitting that jail officials had permitted prisoners out at night to do the dirty work of a rival drug gang, the policeman was shot dead by the drug dealers. ### Dr Wendy Stenberg-Tendys and her husband are CEO's and founders of YouMe Support Foundation, providing high school education grants for children who are without hope. You can help in this really great project by taking a few minutes to check out the Sponsor a Student program at (http: //youmesupport. org). It will change the life of some really needy kids in the South Pacific.
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