The nation of Mexico is in danger of being destroyed. Now a paramilitary group is being organized to fight the drug cartels; similar to what happened in Colombia. Here's the article from
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Paramilitary Group Emerges in Mexican Border City, Setting the Stage for Further Destabilization
January 17, 2009 (LPAC)--As might have been predicted, a paramilitary group claiming to be dedicated to killing criminals--drug traffickers--announced its public emergence on Jan. 15, through a series of e-mails sent out in Ciudad Juarez, in the Mexican border state of Chihuahua, right across from El Paso, Texas.
Ciudad Juarez is one of the cities most terrorized by the drug cartels, which regularly leave the decapitated corpses of their victims in the public plazas. A press release circulated by the so-called "Citizen Commandos for Juarez" (CCJ) claims to represent "citizens tired of the impunity that for years has existed in this city," and vows it will now "attempt to do away with the criminals who have provoked terror against the residents of this border [region]."
This paramilitary activity follows the model of what occurred in Colombia some years ago, and is guaranteed to unleash further violence and destabilization. With the slogan "fatherland and justice, one nation for all," the group vows to kill a criminal every 24 hours, warning that "better to kill a bad person, than allow that bad person to continue to contaminate our region." The group requests financial contributions from businessmen affected by the violence, and provides an e-mail address should anyone wish to identify criminals who should be killed.
Nor is the CCJ the only group of this type. In March of 2008, the Citizen Front Against Corruption and Violence went public in Chihuahua, and shortly afterward, dead bodies of drug peddlers started to appear. This group targeted the state's attorney general, as well as municipal political leaders and authorities, charging that they were on the take from drug lords responsible for the violence and destabilization in Chihuahua.
In early January, according to journalist Raymundo Riva Palacio, a communique began circulating electronically from a so-called "Armed Movement of the North," based in Sonora, which declared war on the Mexican government and political system. So far this group exists only on paper, but promises to sabotage Mexico's political system.