Juárez, the world's murder capital

Reported by guardian.co.uk on Sunday, 4 October 2009 (on October 4, 2009)

Ed Vulliamy reports from the Mexican city where death squads roam the streets at night and criminal anarchy reignsCiudad Juarez, 16 SeptemberThe executioners burst through the gates of the Anexo de..

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Juárez, the world's murder capital

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