A whole bunch of people died in Mexico this year for the drugs people use. (Mexican, weapons)

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Inside story of 'Narcoland' -- the Mexican drug lords and cartels - CNN.com

The worst, and most violent, face of corruption in Mexico is drug trafficking -- an industry that is estimated to have left more than 60,000 people dead, and more than 26,000 missing in the last six years. And things are getting worse. Between January and July this year it is estimated that 10,000 people in Mexico have died at the hands of the drug cartels.

Weapons of mass corruption.

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They lust for easy money and feel money is worth dying for. I feel sorrier for their American victims.