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Colombia hails Mexico's drug war
Nov 12 -- The presidents of Colombia and Mexico have agreed to intensify joint efforts to combat powerful cartels that control the flow of drugs in both countries.
11 de noviembre de 2008
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Alvaro Uribe praised his Mexican counterpart Felipe Calderon for his efforts while on a visit to Mexico.
The Mexican leader has deployed some 40,000 troops to tackle drug gangs since taking office in December 2006.
But critics say the rise in drug-related violence shows the war against organised crime is far from won.
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