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“They’re not all ultra-marathon runners. They’re exceptionally strong and in great physical condition, but that doesn’t mean they’re physically ready to put on a 100-lb. pack and hike across extreme desert that they’ve never seen before in their life, facing unknown dangers.”
English singer-songwriter Morrissey has a staunchly loyal and maybe obsessive fan base. His shows are defined by audience members throwing themselves on stage, clamoring to hug him. But Morrissey’s most loyal disciples come from a seemingly unexpected group — young Mexican Americans.
The capture of drug lord Joaquin Guzman is a “huge break for Mexico,” according to journalist Alfredo Corchado. But he says it’s only a partial victory for Mexicans unless they use it to find out which government authorities have been colluding with the drug cartels.
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