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A soldier surveys a poppy field used for heroin production in Sinaloa, Mexico. Heroin production has increased dramatically in Mexico recently.

Why heroin is Mexican drug cartels’ new product of choice

November 15, 2016Conflict

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Pamela Brown and Mariano Nuñez at a Hague conference on private international law. They've been working on cross-border child abduction cases together for 15 years.

How a Texas legal aid lawyer is bringing kidnapped children home from Mexico

June 3, 2015Justice

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