December 15, 2010 in Mexico, Open Source Center
Postings of popular songs about drug traffickers are the most prevalent cartel-related content found in YouTube, the third most-visited social networking website in Mexico. Direct threats among cartels are less prevalent but hold a significant following, while videos honoring police killed in action register a low viewing record. Some sectors of Mexican society have also turned to the video-sharing site to express their anger at the violence brought by the ongoing drug war.
Tags: For Official Use Only, Mexican Drug Cartels, mexico, Open Source Center, YouTube
October 18, 2010 in Mexico, Texas
(U//FOUO) Texas-Mexico Border Security Carnage Update, July 2010.
Tags: For Official Use Only, Mexican Drug Cartels, mexico, texas
September 7, 2010 in Australia, Canada, European Union, Japan, Mexico, Singapore, United States
U.S. Confidential Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) August 25, 2010 Draft.
Tags: ACTA, Confidential, U.S. Confidential
August 14, 2010 in Department of the Treasury, Mexico
U.S. Treasury Los Zetas and Gulf Cartel Perpetrators of Mexican Drug Trafficking Violence Organizational Chart from March 2010 and July 2009.
Tags: Drug Trafficking, Gulf Cartel, Los Zetas, Mexican Drug Cartels
March 24, 2010 in Canada, European Union, Japan, Mexico, United States
U.S.-Japan-EU-Mexico-Canada Confidential Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) Draft Text, January 18, 2010. This is the 56-page full version of the “consolidated text” of the treaty.
Tags: Abuse of Copyright Law, ACTA, Canada, Confidential, European Union, japan, mexico, U.S. Confidential
