article_snippet: A gang enforcer convicted of beating and strangling a San Antonio woman who refused to pay a Mexican Mafia-imposed tax on her illegal drug sales is set to be executed this week.
article_snippet: Gang enforcer Manuel Vasquez, 46, is scheduled for execution on Wednesday for the ordered murder of a San Antonio woman who ignored a 10 per cent street tax on drugs known as a 'dime' Evidence at Manuel Vasquez's 1999 capital murder trial showed he and two other men were carrying out orders to kill 51-year-old Juanita Ybarra for ignoring the Mexican Mafia's 10 per cent street tax on drugs
article_snippet: Joel Perez, Manuel Vasquez's lead trial lawyer, recalled last week that the motive for the slaying was 'very detrimental'. '
article_snippet: We have Mexican Mafia, and anyone selling drugs Mexican Mafia collect a dime - 10 percent,' the motive for the slaying was 'very detrimental' said. '
article_snippet: And the motive for the slaying was she wasn't paying.'
highlights_snippet: Manuel Vasquez, 46, is set for lethal injection on Wednesday evening for carrying out orders to kill 51-year-old Juanita Ybarra in San Antonio, Texas .
  
highlights_snippet: Ybarra ignored the Mexican Mafia's 10 per cent street tax on drugs - known as a 'dime' 