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    Narcocorridos

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    them. This is particularly true in neighborhoods where people tend to struggle economically. They view this as the only way to make some money and live comfortable. Some simply choose this way of lifestyle because of fear. They see all the power a cartel can have and some might say they have more than their government. They see the Mexican government fighting the drug violence and realize they are not even close to ending this nightmare. They end up joining these groups to seek a way of protection

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    Origin of Narcocorridos

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    where men live out their calculated lives. To the primitive consciousness‚ death can only be the result of an offence‚ a failure to obey” (Bataille‚ 82). Even before Los Tigres del Norte‚ there was Rosalino “Chalino” Sánchez‚ a renegade artist from Sinaloa‚ a state in the north of Mexico that is well known for its abundant marijuana fields. Hodgson writes‚ “When he was 15‚ Sánchez shot and killed a man who had raped his sister‚ and fled to California‚ where for a while he worked as a ’coyote ’‚ smuggling

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    analysis of these growing illicit networks involved with narcotrafficking. They cover important topics such as the permeation of the drug trade in countries like Mexico and Brazil‚ the role of intermediaries in narcotrafficking‚ the creation of micro-cartels‚ and the importance of narco/political nexus in the LATAM drug trade. Ultimately‚ the works suggest that counternarco efforts over the past couple of years in Latin America have only challenged the traffickers to seek new channels and form new networks

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    trafficking a national security threat in early 1988. The United Nations estimate that 70% of the drugs flowing into the United States comes directly from Mexican drug trafficking cartels. Mexican cartels rely heavily on bribes and corruption as a means to infiltrate the Mexican political system. To the Mexican cartels‚ bribes and corruption is viewed as nothing more than‚ "the cost of doing business". A study by the National Autonomous University in Mexico City found that cocaine traffickers spend

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    either by choice or through the compulsion of addiction will buy drugs no matter the price. So consequently by attempting to limit the supply of drugs coming in from cartels current drug laws are actually contributing to increasing the worth of drugs like cocaine and methamphetamine‚ as well as increasing the frequency with which the cartels work to recruit new members in an ever more bloody battle to supply the addicts of

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    Phase 2 Individual Project - International Law and Business The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business Professor Lisa Smart Francisca Smith September 03‚ 2012 Abstract Just about all of our companies in the United States do business worldwide. Many companies trade and work with companies that are in a variety of other countries and conduct international business. My company is currently engaged in business activities both nationally and internationally. We have heard that a few of the

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    he realized that by getting into the drug business could make him fast money and a lot of money‚ it made him feel powerful. He realized that he could make more than just enough money to provide for himself. He became powerful enough to run the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico (Encyclopedia Britannica). He then brought himself down by getting heavily involved with drug trafficking. His desire to provide just enough for himself and stop living in poverty was intensified and he became power hungry. He was willing

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    Heroin: What has it done to our society? Figure 1 (Some smoking heroin‚ Drug and Alcohol Rehab Headquarters‚ 2010) Talia Krebs-Oppenheimer Animal Behavior Professor Goldberg Abstract: Heroin is one of the worlds most dangerous drugs when addicted. It is widely used in American culture and many other places. This drug can be found throughout the world‚ one of the largest producers of opium in Afghanistan with Mexico coming in after it. Heroin comes from the opium poppy‚ which

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    DEA Regulatory Agencies

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    Administrative Law and Regulatory Agencies Legal Environment of Business (DEA) Drug Enforcement Agency The administrative agency we decided on was the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). It was created by President Richard Nixon in 1973 through an Executive Order to establish unified command to combat. It was formed to regulate and put a stop to drug trafficking. It has nearly 5‚000 Special Agents and a budget of $2.02 billion per year. Also‚ a few more reasons on why it is formed: Manage

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    marijuana is the most popular argument for pro cannabis‚ however there are a plethora of benefits for our nation that are superior to the medical benefits alone. These benefits include: weakening the gruesome and powerful Central and South American drug cartels‚ financial benefits through legal taxing of the drug‚ and a significant decrease in prisoners in a very cramped and expensive prison system. If marijuana were to become legal solely for medicinal purposes‚ our society would not receive these benefits

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