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U.S.
Mexican border Drug War kills more than War on Terror in
Afghanistan
Juárez Mayor pleads for help
President sends troops
by Michael
Webster: Investigative Reporter March 27, 2008
11:30 PM PST
Murders and
kidnappings on both sides of the border have significantly
increased in recent years. The violence along the
U.S.-Mexican border has increased so dramatically that the
Juárez Mayor José Reyes Ferriz
asked Mexican
President Felipe Calderón
to send more help as reported in the El Paso Journal. Only
thirty federal officers had been sent at that time to Juárez
despite repeated requests for more help.
"It's necessary and
urgent to have agents from the federal preventive police to
patrol the streets the way that we need to confront this
situation," Reyes Ferriz said in a news conference.
The Mexican
President responded by sending more than 2.000 Mexican
soldiers which arrived in Juárez to fight drug traffickers
waging a war in the streets of the city, Mexican officials
said.
Mexico's defense
secretary, General Guillermo Galavan said at a hastily
called news conference today in Juárez Mexico that over
2.000 solders and over 400 federal police officers would
patrol the streets and operate checkpoints at entrances to
the city.
The Times is reporting
that Top-level federal Mexican officials said Thursday that
the soldiers would patrol the streets in 180 heavily armed
military vehicles and three aircraft, including a helicopter
gunship. The deployment is expected to spark more violence,
but officials said they were prepared to meet any threat or
attack.
The escalating
violence has caused uneasiness on the U.S. side of the
border, and some officials fear that the violence will spill
into El Paso.
Officials said the
operation will go on indefinitely.
There have been
hundreds of killings in Juárez since the start of the new
year.
Photo by Rudy Gutierrez/ El Paso Times
Mexican Federal Police
patrolling the streets in Juarez Mexico across the River from El
Paso Texas
 Photo
by Rudy Gutierrez/El Paso Times
High ranking Mexican officials being
escorted by Mexican soldiers to the air port in Juarez after
hastily called news conference
Photo by Adriane
Jaeckle / El Paso Times
Mexican federal police guard the home where
authorities discovered 36 bodies buried beneath a patio. The
tallest building stands on the same property where the remains
were found.
Mexican federal police have reported discovering
mass graves containing numerous unidentified human bodies
including two severed heads, three torsos and limbs. Many
believed to have been tortured. Locals fear that
a fifth of the dead
were beheaded or otherwise mutilated.
Most of the victims are
indeed attributable to gang rivalry and the driving philosophy
of drug war managers Mexican cartels and gangs. The theory was
too let the bad guys kill each other off. But innocents are
regularly mowed down, caught in urban crossfires or the victims
of "mistaken identity" shooting. It has put a serious dent in
tourism for Juarez and El Paso according to the Mexican/American
Chamber of Commerce.
Juarez police put the number of bodies at 36 for
this one event. All the most recent victims remains so far have
been found in two clandestine graves in the backyard of a Juarez
home in the 1800 block of Cocoyoc Street in the Cuernavaca area
of Juarez and in the yard of a home on Pedregal street in La
Cuesta area of the city.
A high ranking law
enforcement official in Juarez who will remain anonymous by
request believes there will be many more mass graves yet to be
discovered. They currently have a new report of a new grave
field of death which the informants claims there are more than
50 victims and says they are all woman.
As reported earlier
the Journal learned that Mexican federal police raided the home
and seized a large amount of marijuana and arrested two people,
Francisco Javier Chavez Nieto, 47, and Sulema Yanir Felix
Pinuelas, 37, According to the Mexican federal Attorney General.
The Mexican federal
police investigating this mass grave site is the same police
agency charged with investigating murders and kidnappings
throughout the country of Mexico as well as the massive
sex-related serial killings of young women in that city. Back in
1993 was the first year that the mass rape-serial murders of
young women in Cd. Juarez became widely publicized. Those dead
numbered more than 600.
Families of missing
relatives are trying to determine if any of the bodies are their
missing relatives. Juarez authorities claim dozens of anguished
people from as far away as Mexico City, Torreon, Coahuila and
the United States have made inquiries. These people are
searching for loved ones who had earlier vanished into the
border city’s violent streets.
The El
Paso Journal has reported that on the US-Mexico border, where
powerful drug cartels and there enforcers murder people on a
regular bases our investigation shows that during the last
several years, hundreds of people from Tijuana to Matamoros have
been forcibly taken by heavily armed men, many believed to be
the infamous “Los Zetas.” This much feared group are believed to
be the elite "special forces" of the Mexican military, trained
in the U.S. at the School of the Americas at Fort Benning,
Georgia and sent to "wipe out" powerful Mexican drug cartels.
Investigators say the dangerous bands of ex-military elite
forces are operating not only in Mexico but in Texas and other
parts of the United States unchecked. These rogue Mexican
commandos blamed for hundreds of killings and kidnappings along
the U.S.-Mexico border has carried out at least five
drug-related slayings as far north as Dallas, a sign that the
group is extending its deadly operations into U.S. cities, U.S.
law enforcement officials say.
There is a list of over 200 missing persons who
disappeared in Cd. Juarez. The FBI has identified 32 of the
victims as being U.S. citizens. Juarez newspapers say that the
actual number of disappeared or missing persons in Cd. Juarez is
much higher but many people are frightened to report cases to
the authorities. Estimates of Cd. Juarez’s disappeared surpass
1,000 individuals if both men and women are counted.
Jaime Hervella,
founder of the Association of Relatives and Friends of
Disappeared Persons in El Paso, said it was an anonymous
telephone tip he received that led Mexican police to the house
at 1847 Cocoyoc street.
Officials with
Mexico's attorney general in Juárez
said they could not comment on the case.
"I received a phone call from an informer that at
such and such a warehouse where they recently picked up
marijuana, you will find some of the individuals that are on
your list," Hervella said.
Hervella's group
has maintained a list of about 200 men who disappeared in Juárez
since the early 1990s and are believed to have been victims of
drug traffickers.
The informer called
Hervella back several times, Hervella said, and had specific
details and said the house was behind "the dance hall with the
French name."
The house stands to
the back of the popular rental hall La Cité.
The man allegedly
gave Hervella the identity of two of the victims, one of whom
was a U.S. citizen who disappeared in 1996, Hervella said.
Hervella said it
wasn't easy to persuade Mexican officials to dig up the patio
because "we've gone on wild-goose chases before."
Hervella said he
told association members to have patience because the bodies at
Cocoyoc street are in skeletal form and it may take some time
before they can be identified. But he said the discovery was
exciting news for families who want to know what happened to
their loved ones.
To fully appreciate the scope of the drug
related violence in the border region, over a 1,000 drug related
murders were reported in Tijuana from 2000-2008. Official
Chihuahua state government figures reported in the Cd. Juarez’s
El Diario newspaper registered a total of 1,000 or more murders
in Cd. Juarez from 1995 to the end of 2007. In Sinaloa state,
the birthplace of important border cartels, the press has
reported close to 20,000 murders from 1980 to 2008. During the
first two months of 2008 alone, murders were registered in the
conflictive state, a place where rival bands of gunmen kill for
control of the drug-producing Sierra. Mexican officials say the
U.S. border "Drug War" kills more people than the "War On
Terror" in Afghanistan.
Juárez
has been plagued by violence as
Mexico's crackdown on powerful
drug cartels stokes turf wars among traffickers that have been
linked to hundreds of killings in the past two years.
See Related
articles:
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United States-Mexican
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Dangerous
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Attorney General Mukasey concerned about gangs like
El Paso's Barrio Azteca
U.S. Fraud Corruption Kickbacks Abuse and Waste Worst in U.S.
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U.S. Military Headed For The Border To Protect Us Or What?
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The
New Mexican cartel boss Juan Jose Esparagossa Moreno
Global
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