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UNhelpful: The UN report on forced disappearances in Mexico
2012-03-18

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By Chris Covert
Rantburg.com

A post at the AnimalPolitico.com blog by Catalina Perez Correa last week detailed the circumstances by which 44 inmates at a prison in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon were killed allegedly by Los Zetas operatives.

According to the post, the deaths were not a brawl, but rather a deliberate and calculated massacre planned by prison officials and executed by Los Zetas operatives, who were then allowed to escape. The new information emerged from what Ms Perez Correa described as bits of information gathered from disparate sources, electronic mostly which painted a mosaic of treachery by prison officials in collusion with criminals.

The official explanation of the Apodaca prison massacre, lamented Ms. Perez Correa, "seems sufficient to overlap the incompetence in the best-of-the authorities and at worst, complicity..."

Unwittingly, Ms. Perez Correa has provided an insight into the problem of the nexus between government officials in the pay of organized crime and government officials unwilling to entertain the possibility of criminal conduct. It is a strong match to the attitude of a Non-Government Organization report released last week.
Posted by:badanov

#1  Good work, badanov. Obviously the UN looks at Mexican organized crime and sees a kindred spirit.
Posted by: Matt   2012-03-18 11:58  

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