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Photos with captions containing "Felipe Calderon"
A soldier secures the perimeter of a crime scene, background, where nine decapitated bodies were founded in Tijuana, Mexico, Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008. Beheadings, kidnappings and daylight shootings have become common in the border cities of Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez as drug cartels fight over smuggling routes into the United States. President Felipe Calderon has sent some 40,000 troops and federal police across Mexico to try to stop the killings.
Mexico's President Felipe Calderon (R) sits next to Mexico's Security Minister Genaro Garcia Luna (C) and Interior Minister Fernando Gomez Mont during the National Security Council meeting in Mexico City November 28, 2008. Mexico admitted on Friday it has made little progress fighting a wave of violent crime, the latest grim assessment of President Felipe Calderon's push to make the streets safer.
Mexico's President Felipe Calderon is seen on two screens during the opening of the National Security Council meeting in Mexico City November 28, 2008. Mexico admitted on Friday it has made little progress fighting a wave of violent crime, the latest grim assessment of Calderon's push to make the streets safer.
Mexico's President Felipe Calderon (C) stands alongside Mexico's Security Minister Genaro Garcia Luna and lower house president Cesar Duarte (R) during the opening of the National Security Council meeting in Mexico City November 28, 2008. Mexico admitted on Friday it has made little progress fighting a wave of violent crime, the latest grim assessment of Calderon's push to make the streets safer.
An image of Mexico's President Felipe Calderon passes on two screens during the presentation of a report of the Security Council in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 28, 2008. According to governmental reports, although security has improved in certain areas, sixty percent of Mexicans feel unsafe living in their country.
Mexico's President Felipe Calderon, center, stands alongside Mexico's Public Safety Secretary Genaro Garcia Luna, left, and congressional leader Cesar Duarte, right, during the National Security Council meeting in Mexico City, Friday, Nov. 28, 2008. According to governmental reports, although security has improved in certain areas, sixty percent of Mexicans feel unsafe living in their country.
The corpse of an unidentified woman was found gaged and tied on a street in Juarez, Mexico, on November 28, 2008, and it is assumed that her death is the result of a drug cartel dispute. After participating in a meeting on national insecurity, Mexican President Felipe Calderon stated that it was necessary to first end with criminal infiltration in police and judicial organisms in order to stop delinquency in the country. A recent government program has seen a kidnapping gang detained every 48 hours for the past 100 days, although so far this year 946 people have been kidnapped.
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... MEXICO CITY -- President Felipe Calderon pledged Sunday to clean up corruption within his administration and vowed that his government would never negotiate with drug lords. Promising to continue the battle against organized crime, no matter how violent...
...CITY, Dec 1 (Reuters) - A jump in support for Mexican President Felipe Calderon's crackdown on crime and drug cartels helped lift his approval rating in a newspaper poll published on Monday, despite worries about the economy. A poll in the Reforma daily gave...
...CITY — The government of President Felipe Calderon is extraditing drug suspects and other fugitives to the United States at a record pace, reflecting a quiet but seismic shift in Mexican policy that many analysts say could help dismantle drug-trafficking gangs. Calderon’s...
...with the Edinburgh Evening News site. To read this article in full you must be registered with the site. MEXICO'S president, Felipe Calderon, pictured, pledged to clean up corruption within his administration and vowed it would never negotiate with drug lords. Promising...
...CITY — The government of President Felipe Calderon is extraditing drug suspects and other fugitives to the United States at a record pace. Calderon's administration has handed over more than 150 criminal suspects since coming to power in December 2006. The...
...his nephew, Luis Fernando Sanchez Arellano, has taken over the cartel's operations and is fighting contenders. President Felipe Calderon on Sunday vowed his government would never negotiate with drug lords no matter how much the violence escalates. Since taking...
...although officials have acknowledged that killings have surged in the last two years. Since taking office in 2006, President Felipe Calderon has sent more than 20,000 soldiers across the country to root out cartels, a crackdown that is popular among many Mexicans. A...
...officials have acknowledged that killings have surged in the last two years. Since taking office in 2006, President Felipe Calderon has sent more than 20,000 soldiers across the country to root out cartels, a crackdown that is popular among many Mexicans. A...
Quotes spotlight for "Felipe Calderon"
Felipe Calderon has no moral authority and does not legitimately hold power
was said
in Counterpunch
Finally one government - the Felipe Calderon government - is doing something about it (the violence)
said Victor Lachica
