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We are trapped here A Mexican town isolated by cartel terror

We are trapped here. A Mexican town isolated by cartel terror Patrick J. McDonnell, Cecilia Sánchez © Provided by The LA Times Msgr. Franco Coppola, the Vatican s diplomat to Mexico, greets people as he arrives to meet families and celebrate Mass in Aguililla, a town that has been cut off by warring cartels in Michoacan state, Mexico. (Armando Solis / Associated Press) The town of Aguililla, situated deep in one the Mexico s most lawless regions, made news this month when eight headless bodies were dumped there. Three weeks later, it is at war. Hardly anybody enters or leaves at least not without the permission of rival gangs that have blocked the roads.

We are trapped here A Mexican town isolated by cartel terror

Apatzingán, Mexico    The town of Aguililla, situated deep in one the Mexico’s most lawless regions, made news this month when eight headless bodies were dumped there. Three weeks later, it is at war. Hardly anybody enters or leaves at least not without the permission of rival gangs that have blocked the roads. In telephone interviews and in social media postings, trapped residents described a community living in terror of armed thugs who stroll the streets and shoot at one another. Some shops remain open, residents said, but the food supply is dwindling and there is no access to hospitals.

chihuahua – NBC New York

Arizona Nov 6, 2019 When drug cartel gunmen opened fire on American women and children in northern Mexico, the Mexican Army, the National Guard and Sonora state police were not there to protect them. It took them about eight hours just to arrive. To villagers and others, the bloodshed seemed to demonstrate once more that the government has lost control over vast areas of.

chihuahua – NBC Chicago

Arizona Nov 6, 2019 When drug cartel gunmen opened fire on American women and children in northern Mexico, the Mexican Army, the National Guard and Sonora state police were not there to protect them. It took them about eight hours just to arrive. To villagers and others, the bloodshed seemed to demonstrate once more that the government has lost control over vast areas of.

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