Report Accuses Mexico of Crimes Against Humanity in Drug War

6/12/2016

This New York Times article highlights the escalating violence and human rights abuses in Mexico. It focuses on the case of a local activist who was tortured and killed for his work in investigating police corruption and drug cartels. The article examines the broader context of Mexico's ongoing struggle with violence, drug trafficking, and impunity. It discusses the challenges faced by citizens, activists, and journalists who try to expose wrongdoing and seek justice. The article sheds light on the alarming levels of violence in Mexico and raises questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement and the government's ability to address the crisis.

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