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Credit: Fernando Vergara / Getty Images The criminals recruit children, extort businesses, force people from their homes and dismember live victims, scattering their remains in the bay or surrounding jungle. Dozens of wooden huts balanced precariously on stilts over the bay have been abandoned by terrorized citizens and taken over by the gangs for use as casas de pique, or chop houses, where they torture and murder their victims. The chop houses are the most gruesome consequence of a deeply flawed attempt to dismantle rightwing militias, which originally emerged to combat leftwing guerrillas in collusion with state security forces and drug traffickers.

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In Mexico, women take the front lines as vigilantes

In Mexico, women take the front lines as vigilantes Associated Press EL TERRERO, Mexico (AP) In the birthplace of Mexico’s vigilante “self-defense” movement, a new group has emerged entirely made up of women, who carry assault rifles and post roadblocks to fend off what they say is a bloody incursion into the state of Michoacán by the violent Jalisco cartel. Some of the four dozen women warriors are pregnant; some carry their small children to the barricades with them. The rural area is traversed by dirt roads, through which they fear Jalisco gunmen could penetrate at a time when the homicide rate in Michoacán has spiked to levels not seen since 2013.

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In Mexico, women take the front lines as vigilantes

EL TERRERO, Mexico (AP) In the birthplace of Mexico’s vigilante “self-defense” movement, a new group has emerged entirely made up of women, who carry assault rifles and post roadblocks to fend.

Baja californiaMexico cityDistrito federalSan jose de chilaMichoacade ocampoEl terreroNuevo leóxLa ruanaFreddy barriosHipolito moraBlanco navaEufresina blanco navaSergio garciaAlberto garcNemesio osegueraMark stevenson

In Mexico, women take front lines as vigilantes

In the birthplace of Mexico s vigilante "self-defense" movement, a new group has emerged entirely made up of women

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