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Nightlife returns to Ciudad Juarez as drug violence is more contained

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In Juarez, Mexico, the once-bustling nightlife had been dead for years as violence erupted in the city. But, in recent months, as police have setup checkpoints and drug violence has stabilized and perhaps even subsided, the nightlife is returning.

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The Return of Nightlife in Juarez

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Help in Haiti was do it yourself

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In the face of little help from the authorities or other facilities in the area after the quake, many people in Port-au-Prince resolved to do it themselves.

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Hopeless in Juarez

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Reporter Monica Ortiz Uribe reports on Mexico’s most violent city � Juarez. Earlier this week 16 people were killed at a birthday celebration. Residents are running out of patience with police�and running out of hope that anything will change.

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