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LatinNews Regional Monitor: Mexico - 08 June 2017
Is ‘liquid gold’ the new cocaine?
Efforts to combat organised crime in Mexico have traditionally focussed on the drugs trade. But now criminals are branching out from cocaine to cash in on the country’s generous oil reserves, forcing federal, state, and municipal governments to rethink outdated security plans.
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