US EditionBorder Wall Threatens Indigenous Lands in Baja California
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The indigenous communities crossed by the border wall between Baja California, Mexico, and California, United States, resist the policy of annihilation of both countries. Their greatest fear, on both sides, is the increasing control of organized crime in their lands and the reinforcement of the wall that crosses their territories; “we are nobody’s”, they respond with contundity and ferocity.THE MAY INTEREST: The Albanian brothers, in the eyes of…
The Ejrcito, Force A rea and the National Guard reaffirm the unrelenting decision of the federal government to inhibit organized crime activities
Mexican Army and National Guard Secure Weapons in Baja California - Uniradio Informa Baja California
The Ejrcito, Force A rea and the National Guard reaffirm the unrelenting decision of the federal government to inhibit organized crime activities
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