cartels造句

But as well as battling on in the struggle against the illegal drugs cartels, the Mexican government needs to take on the legal business cartels.

Many of the old Banks and law firms operated as monopolies or cartels.

In some parts of the country, threats from cartels have silenced traditional media.

The drugs are cheap and they don't depend on [Western pharmaceutical] cartels.

Tight economic conditions and increased government scrutiny of large financial transactions prompted the cartels to shift to payments in kind.

The first is to help the Mexican government crack down on the powerful drug cartels that operate along the border.

Analysts say President elect Pena Nieto will continue to confront the cartels, but in a more nuanced way.

Some of this isn’t new: Colombian drug cartels, for instance, have been technologically advanced since the days of Miami Vice.

The incident was one of the worst ACTS of violence since the government launched major operations against drug cartels in 2006.

A girl falls for the "perfect" guy, who happens to have a very fatal flaw: he's a hitman on the run from the crime cartels who employ him.

For the cartels, killing a federal policeman or soldier is a symbolic win in a conflict that is increasingly fought in the public space.

Three years ago President Felipe calderon launched an unprecedented attack on the drug-traffickers, unleashing a violent pushback against the state and grisly turf battles between the cartels.

At first glance, countries like Angola look as if they have thriving private sectors, but those firms are really loose cartels run by the oil-rich elite.

According to the official police story, which Araceli only heard in February 2010, the men were kidnapped and killed by La Familia DE michoacan, one of the more violent cartels in Mexico.

The horrific crime, which has been condemned by some as terrorism, was likely intended as a strike against a casino owned and operated by one of the major drug cartels.