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Gunfights between rival drug gangs left 29 dead in Nayarit Wednesday, according to the AP. Police found the bodies, all male and dressed in fake military uniforms, along the highway around 14 bullet-ridden trucks and SUVs.
The fight was apparently a battle between the powerful Sinaloa Cartel - which has long been active in Nayarit - and Los Zetas, a violent paramilitary gang.
In nearby Michoacán state, three days of gun battles forced hundreds of people to leave their homes. The number of casualties are not known.
Officials said about 800 people were displaced to shelters when fighting broke out Monday. Some of the refugees started to return home after the fighting abated Wednesday.
The surge in violence is likely due to the break up of the La Familia cartel, which dominated Mexico's methamphetamine trade from Michoacán, the gang's home turf. La Familia has been in disarray since its messianic leader, Nazario "El Mas Loco" Moreno, was killed in December.
A new gang, "The Knights Templar," emerged in Michoácan in March. The Templars is thought to be made up of former La Familia members led by Servando "La Tuta" Gomez. Authorities believe another La Familia leader may be fighting with Gomez for control.
Unlike Mexico's other drug gangs, La Familia and its successors have a stated social purpose and cartel members work to provide for the poor and galvanize support among the local population. Corruption is widespread in Michoacán; La Familia is thought to have infiltrated all levels of municipal and state government.
The federal government is increasingly concerned that Michoacán - a strategic point between Mexico City and Guadalajara - has become virtually ungovernable. As the Wall Street Journal points out today, the state is a good example of why some U.S. military analysts and government officials worry that Mexico's drug wars could quickly become an insurgency.I’ve always enjoyed 101 Cookbooks’ periodic “Favorites” lists, and I’ve entertained including a similar feature on my blog. I’m taking the plunge and giving it a go to share tidbits of news about restaurants, recipes, media and more.
Get excited. This news, unveiled by Christa Glennie Seychew at Buffalo Spree, may be the most exciting restaurant opening this year.
Breadhive has bread shares, plus granola and bagels. We’ve been getting our loaves regularly at Lexington Co-op.
Lake Effect ice cream is open and I cant wait to visit! Check out this recent article from Buffalo Eats.
I’m curious to try Cafe China in New York City: Apparently,they’re known for their duck tongues and Dan Dan Noodles (pickled mustard greens, minced pork, chili vinaigrette and more spicy goodness).
Here’s another documentary, “Fed,” to try to scare people into eating well/better/real.
I’ve enjoyed reading “Paris to Provence: Childhood Memories of Food & France“ and getting inspiration. Each time I pick it up, it’s like it’s the first time I’m looking at it."Refusing" not "resfusing"
This is interesting, maybe some of you Florida folks can explain your procedures. Here we have the parents of an accused murderer being threatened with contempt for refusing to speak to a DA (sorry, SA) investigator. I practiced briefly in Fla about 20 years ago and do recall that there was a right to subpoena and depose witnesses with both sides participating. Do not recall if DA could depose defense wits. However, this is called an "investigative subpoena" and it sounds like the prosecutor's investigator, not the attorneys are asking the questions. Is this something that both sides are present for? Is there a court reporter or is it recorded? What gives, when can you do this? what are the limits? Do you have to make a showing or can you just sub anyone who might have info? Can defense do this? I find this all rather exotic and slightly troubling although it sure would make life easier.

PS, in response to the nice person and/or bot instructing me to change this to a link post, I'm not soliciting advice, I am a practitioner from another state who is interested in how procedures for pretrial investigation differ in Fla from where I am.We’re aware that you may be experiencing difficulty in accessing our Data Enquiry Service or with the speed of the service. We would like to apologise for the impact that this issue may be having on your business.
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