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| By Julian Cardona CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Gunmen with automatic weapons burst into a Mexican strip club on the U.S. border, opened fire on patrons and killed six people including an American soldier, the army said on Wednesday. The hooded gunmen stormed into the bar in Ciudad Juarez as strippers were dancing for customers, sought out the six men and shot them each several times. A 26-year-old off-duty U.S. soldier who had crossed over from El Paso, Texas, was among the dead, army spokesman Enrique Torres said. "It appears drugs were being sold at the place," Torres said of the strip joint. "The hitmen went directly for their victims, no one else." The suspected drug hitmen escaped the bar easily, while panicking customers fled in their cars as pools of blood gathered around spent bullet cases on the bar floor. In a separate assault near the wealthy northern city of Monterrey, around 30 suspected drug hitmen killed a municipal police chief just five days after he took up his post, and left a threatening warning for the local mayor, police said. The heavily armed convoy killed Juan Arturo Esparza, a retired general picked over the weekend to head the police force in the municipality of Garcia. Four other people traveling with Esparza, including two bodyguards, also died in Wednesday's attack. Moments beforehand, the hitmen left a written message at the house of Garcia's mayor saying: "be careful." MOST VIOLENT CITY Across Mexico, the drug war has killed some 15,000 people since President Felipe Calderon launched his army-backed campaign against the powerful cartels in late 2006. Ciudad Juarez is reckoned to be one of the world's most violent cities as it has become the bloodiest flashpoint in Mexico's three-year fight against feuding drug cartels. As cartels fight over the city's local drug market and smuggling routes into the United States, dealers, addicts, cops and hitmen are all targeted by rivals in a spiraling and increasingly chaotic drug war. Dozens of bars and drug rehab clinics have been attacked by drug hitmen this year and more than 2,000 people have died in drug violence in Ciudad Juarez in 2009 despite the presence of 10,000 troops and federal police sent in to stop the killings. A recent Mexican study put the city's homicide rate higher than notorious murder capitals including Venezuela's Caracas, the U.S. city of New Orleans and South Africa's Cape Town. Despite U.S. anti-drug aid for Mexico, the escalating conflict, a major concern in Washington, threatens to overwhelm Mexican state security forces as wealthy cartels have amassed huge arsenals of weapons and grenades. The violence has scared tourists away from border cities like Ciudad Juarez and Tijuana just as Mexico is reeling from its worst economic recession since the 1930s. (Additional reporting by Mica Rosenberg in Mexico City; Editing by Todd Eastham | |||||||||||
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| super ardido el chavo??!!?? jaja pobre imbecil ![]() NOO WEY NOO!!!! tus pueblos no seran mejores a nuestras ciudades.. Last edited by sigala; 5th November 2009 at 19:06.. | |||||||||||
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El ardido eres tu porque Juarez no es mejor que ninguna de la ciudades mencionadas, talvez si hubiera sido con Delicas entonces hubiera mas competencia, pero quien quiere vivir en Juarez???? Que tiene Juarez? Bueno lo unico bueno que le veo es que neva en tiempo de frio y son frontera con El Paso, pero no todos pueden cruzar, y los que pueden se pueden tardar hasta 2 horas .Chihuahua si es progrsista, bonito centro, buena calidad de vida y todo lo necesario para vivir bien, pero a mi no se me hace muy attractiva porque esta en medio del desierto y queda lejos de todas las ciudades. Inviernos y veranos extremos (temperatura) Saltillo tiene a 50 Kilometros la mega metropoli de Monterrey, y cualquiera puede ir Tmb tiene un clima mas agradable que cualquiera de las mencionadas, en verano e invierno. La ciudad es tranquila y segura, tiene el mejor museo de las 4 y aparte muchas, buenisimos parques para la familia, muchas veces en los top 5 para mejor ciudad para vivir (mas bien en primer lugar). etc etc. Torreon tiene el mejor estadio del norte de Mexico, ademas un equipo con afficcion, como el santos, y que esta jugando muy bien, no como los indios que estan de la ching.... bueno espero mejoren Last edited by joe78384; 6th November 2009 at 03:29.. | ||||||||||||
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