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    Essay On Bandidos

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    The Bandidos outlaw bikie gang, is one of the fastest-growing outlaw motorcycle gang in the 21st century. With over 90 chapters in Europe, 90 in the USA and 17 chapters down in the dusty plains of Australia. But who’s the man behind the scenes that forged this club together. The man convicted of murdering two drug dealers and serving a life sentence, Donald Eugene Chambers is the American founder of the Bandidos outlaw bikie gang. Donald Chambers, straight out of the Marine Corps in Vietnam…

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    Operation Just Cause

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    What exactly is Operation Just Cause? Operation Just Cause was the Invasion of Panama and the military operations that took place in 1989, and one of the shortest armed conflicts in U.S. history. Panama was invaded by America, the reason being that their General who goes by the name Manuel Antonio Noriega, that lead the PDF (Panama Defense Forces) became supreme dictator of the country of Panama after a appointment with his handpicked legislative assembly in 1989, and he stated in his acceptance…

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    Thinking about Latino stereotypes in the media what immediately comes to mind are the domestic workers. Every maid in a household is Latino and overweight while the gardeners are named Jose and have a moustache. They usually have a strong accent and speak broken English. After viewing this week’s material, I am confirmed on my view of stereotypes in the media as all the sources presented included the domestic worker. Other stereotypes I have seen in the media after viewing this week’s material…

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    The war on drugs has transitioned onto the big screen with a long leash, projecting rigid, complex stories that tend to willfully navigate through treacherous waters (or desert, in this case) – all of which seem to adamantly indicate the United States is losing terribly. And, despite valiant protagonist efforts, movies of this nature quite often indicate that shades of gray are the easiest way to operate – ala Wild West style. In Sicario, directed by Denis Villeneuve (Enemy, Prisoners), Emily…

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    Conformity circulates the lives of many, in both societal and economical ways, and most of the time it occurs without realization. Kennan’s article reflects just this, our absent-minded way of submission. His use of relatable ideas and complex diction enforces his tone and opinion upon the reader. Oppression tends to relate in a situation when involving conformity however meager or drastic it may be. It is true that many countries’ government has lost its original intended power and now,…

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    General John Ashcroft to be one of the answers that would help discourage and eliminate illegal Absconder in the United States. This led to numerous difficulties for the administration to try to calm over with our next door neighbor, Canada. The Cartels have been trafficking illegal drugs an enormous proportion in the most southern sections of the United States. States…

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    Drug trafficking is the topic that circulates within the media. It has become a social problem around the world, and has caused many innocent lives. The media is in charge of personally gathering information about the drug trafficking around the world, which can lead them to their own death. Moreover, two major countries that been affected by this worldwide problem are United States and Mexico, making these countries the main point of trafficking and production. The media has left both…

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    writes "The United States is the largest illegal drug market in the world. Americans want their weed, crack, cocaine, and heroin, whatever. And they are willing to pay big money to get it." (CNN. Cable News Network, n.d. Web. 01 Nov. 2016). The Mexican cartel are willing to get or make the drugs in return for enormous amounts of money. The steady need for drugs from Mexico is due to the United States having restrictive drug laws at every level of government to keep supply down. Its national,…

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    Republic, some investigator refers that was at the end of the 60s and 70s when appeared more frequently in the Dominican Republic narco-trafficking case. Moreover, the reinforcement in the United States (southern) border and the fight between Mexican cartels for the control of the market, developed a risk for the drug dealer to transport the drugs from South America through Mexico to the United States. Furthermore that issue plus the vast amount of regular internationals flights that departs…

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    Human Rights In Mexico

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    President of Mexico recognized that the "War on Drugs" has brought a dramatic increase in violence and human rights affectations; therefore, The Government of Mexico has made a campaign of political reforms and established The National Human Rights Program. According to Amnesty International UK, Mexico’s Government since 2006 have been used the armed forces in the fight against organized crime, resulting in an estimated of 100,000 people dead and more than 22,000 missing. For this reason,…

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