Mexico announces capture of alleged drug lord
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smithinjapan
Keep it up, Mexico.
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Pump24
I agree! And to all law enforcement in Mexico, keep your guards up. Sadly, retaliation is the norm when any big guy is busted.
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donkusai
This is difficult work for the Mexican government, but the only way to defeat this level of corruption is to stand up to it. I agree with the first 2 posters here.
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nandakandamanda
The question is, who is going to win, the goodies or the baddies?
In the whole history of the world, the baddies have a ball for a while, and then the goodies show up to quieten things down for a bit.
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SuperLib
Go Mexico!
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lostrune2
This is like the times of mob bosses like Al Capone in the US.
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