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Shared publicly -“I don’t think it’s possible anymore to talk about corruption,” explains Mexico-based journalist John Gibler. “What we have is two sectors of an industry that have fully merged — the police and the organized crime gangs themselves.”
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Watch his live report today.
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Protesters in the Mexican state of Guerrero have set fire to the local legislature as outrage spreads over the disappearance of 43 students. The students from Ayotzinapa teacher’s college have been missing for nearly seven weeks after they were ambushed by police. Unrest has intensified since Mexican Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam announced Friday that suspects in the case have admitted to killing the students and incinerating their bodies ...
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The people in our nation are so pacified by a press, entertainment industry and culture designed by behavioral scientists at the Pentagon, people should be in the streets outraged at the thug police here in the U.S. but instead are indifferent.
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