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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137034052crime; criminal justice; democracy; drugs; Government; human rights; Institution; reforms; violence

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,Introduction: Mexico’s Struggle against Organized Crime,s criminal gangs. The result was not at all what the Mexican government had hoped for. Although there have been many indications of what might be considered to be progress, including increased seizures of illegal drugs and illegally held weapons and the arrest of drug traffickers, gang-related viole

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,Mexico’s Fight for Security: Actions and Achievements,riminal environment. Many changes followed the defeat of the hegemonic political party in 2000. The . (PRI) loss of its majority in congress opened the door to political change and to democracy, and a fundamental and coordinated response was required from the Mexican state. Sadly, the Mexican author

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,“Ya saben quién”: Journalism, Crime, and Impunity in Mexico Today,lence against and among organized criminals from late 2006 until the end of 2010.. The second is a small one: 66, which is the number of journalists killed or disappeared during the same period.. The relation between the two numbers might be explained away as a matter of statistics; given the massiv