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Mexico appears to abandon 'hugs, not bullets' strategy as bloodshed plagues country.
A month into the term of new President Claudia Sheinbaum , a string of bloody confrontations suggests the government is quietly abandoning the “no bullets” part of that strategy.
But the challenge Mexico now faces is different from that during the country’s 2006-2012 drug war.
Mexican cartels have gotten involved in the lucrative trade of smuggling migrants from far-away countries.
Immigration crackdown in the U.S. and Mexico has meant a significant number of Central and South Americans now have no avenue to get into the United States .
Military analyst Juan Ibarrola claims the cartels are now using migrants both as human shields, and sometimes as cannon fodder for their squads of hitmen.
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