MEXICO: New Narco Gang Documents Reveal High Level Corruption.

AP/MIAMI HERALD/                The Reforma newspaper reports that police documents obtained from a narco thug bust reveal names and contact numbers along with shared U.S. intelligence data. The sensitive information is renewing fears of high-level corruption in Mexico's drug war. The internal documents also included a drug payroll listing police commanders. They were found in the car of an associate of drug kingpin, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, during a May 2009 bust.

600 Former Mexican Federal Agents Now Work For Cartels.

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The Reforma newspaper reports that more than 600 former agents of Mexico’s Federal Investigation Agency, or AFI, are now working for drug cartels.