40 قتيلا في حرب عصابات المخدرات بالمكسيك خلال 24 ساعة
Mexico: 40 killed in Mexico over drugs in 24 hours
مشاهير123 - قتل نحو اربعين شخصا يوم الجمعة في مجازر ارتكبت في اطار حرب عصابات المخدرات في مونتيري في شمال المكسيك، وفق السلطات.وكانت المعركة دائرة بين عصابة زيتاس و عصابات اخرى أدت الى مقتل أكثر من 40 شخصا خلال أقل من 24 ساعة في عديد من المدن المكسيكية.
وتشكل مونتيري ساحة المعركة الاكثر دموية في هذه "الحرب" التي اسفرت عن سقوط اكثر من 28 الف قتيل في البلاد منذ وصول الرئيس فيليبي كالديرون الى السلطة نهاية العام 2006. ولم يسبق للحصيلة ان وصلت الى هذا المستوى وذلك رغم نشر 50 الف عسكري لدعم الشرطة على كل الاراضي المكسيكية.
وتم تسجيل جرائم قتل عديدة من هذا النوع خلال الاشهر الاخيرة في شمال المسكيك على الحدود مع الولايات المتحدة، حيث تتبادل العصابات عمليات القتل للسيطرة على تجارة المخدرات وامداد السوق الاميركية، المستورد الاول عالميا للكوكايين.
24Hours = 40 Dead
Forensic workers load a truck with bodies after gunmen stormed into a nightclub in Monterrey, Mexico, Friday July 8, 2011.
English: Machahir123- - According to Mexican officials, suspected cartel members opened fire on a public venue in the city-center of Monterrey late Friday, killing at least 20 customers and staff inside.
Eleven bodies shot with high-powered rifles were found earlier on Friday in Chalco, a Mexico City suburb.
An additional 10 people were found dead early Saturday in various parts of northern city of Torreon, where the Zetas are fighting the Sinaloa cartel.
A few days ago, Coahuila state officials said the 10 bodies in Torreon had been mutilated and left in a sports-utility vehicle.
In Monterrey, 16 people died two days ago at a bar in the worst mass killing in memory in the northern industrial city.
State officials said police found another body nearby a few hours later but could not confirm if it was linked to the mass attack.
Nearly 35,000 people have been killed in Mexico since Felipe Calderon launched his army-led drive to crush drug cartels in late 2006.
Calderon has ordered the deployment of about 50,000 troops across Mexico to combat drug gangs. He has recently announced that four additional battalions will also be deployed to the northeast of the country in a near future.
Eleven bodies shot with high-powered rifles were found earlier on Friday in Chalco, a Mexico City suburb.
An additional 10 people were found dead early Saturday in various parts of northern city of Torreon, where the Zetas are fighting the Sinaloa cartel.
A few days ago, Coahuila state officials said the 10 bodies in Torreon had been mutilated and left in a sports-utility vehicle.
In Monterrey, 16 people died two days ago at a bar in the worst mass killing in memory in the northern industrial city.
State officials said police found another body nearby a few hours later but could not confirm if it was linked to the mass attack.
Nearly 35,000 people have been killed in Mexico since Felipe Calderon launched his army-led drive to crush drug cartels in late 2006.
Calderon has ordered the deployment of about 50,000 troops across Mexico to combat drug gangs. He has recently announced that four additional battalions will also be deployed to the northeast of the country in a near future.
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