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SAN FERNANDO, Mexico (AFP) - Massacre victims in Mexico likely migrants to US ...

72 bodies Mexican Ranch (VIDEO) The gruesome discovery of 72 bodies on a Mexican ranch may be thanks to the herculean efforts of a lone survivor, who somehow made it to the border and alerted authorities to the slaughter despite his injuries, . The ...

According to a preliminary investigation, the 72 bodies found at a ranch in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas could be those of a group of illegal immigrants from El Salvador, Honduras, Ecuador and Brazil that was headed for the U.S. border MEXICO ...

SAN FERNANDO, Mexico (AFP) Authorities Thursday began the difficult task of identifying 72 suspected migrants believed murdered for refusing to become hitmen for a drug cartel. Mexican officials hoped to send consular agents from Brazil, Ecuador, El ...

Eduardo Castillo and Mark Stevenson Mexico City A The marines fought the cartel gunmen at a ranch in the northern state of Tamaulipas, a battle that left one marine and three suspects dead. They found the bodies of 58 men and 14 women in a room, some ...

Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Mexican officials investigating the death of 72 people found murdered at a ranch in the north of the country say they were migrants trying to reach the United States. They say the 58 men and ...

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A wounded man who led Mexican authorities to the gruesome scene of 72 murder victims says they were killed by the countrys brutal Zetas drug gang. ...

MONTERREY (Mexico) Mexican marines found 72 dead bodies at a remote ranch near the US border, the Mexican navy said on Wednesday, the biggest single discovery of its kind in Mexicos increasingly bloody drug war. The marines came across the bodies of ...

SAN FERNANDO, Mexico (AFP) Seventy-two people found murdered on a ranch in northeast Mexico are believed to have been migrants bound for the United States, officials said, in one of the most horrific examples of Mexican violence in years. Marines ...

Mexican authorities were taking fingerprints Wednesday to try to identify 72 bodies discovered Tuesday night on a ranch in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, officials said. The bodies of the 58 men and 14 women were found above ground in a structure ...

Seventy-two people found murdered on a ranch in northeast Mexico are believed to have been migrants bound for the United States, officials said, in one of the most horrific examples of Mexican violence in years.Marines discovered the bodies of 58 men and ...

Mexican officials say the 72 people found murdered at a ranch close to the US border were migrant workers trying to reach the United States. Soldiers came across the bodies of 58 men and 14 women after a shoot-out between suspected drug cartel members ...

MEXICO CITY Mexican government officials say 72 migrants found dead at a ranch near the U.S. border may have been killed by the Zetas drug cartel. Navy Vice Adm. Jose Luis Vergara says a wounded survivor reports that gunmen who identified themselves as ...

Seventy-two bodies discovered at a ranch in northeast Mexico belonged to migrants who were making their way toward the United States, Mexican officials said Wednesday. The preliminary investigation indicates the victims were illegal immigrants from ...

THE bodies of 72 people found after a shootout on a ranch in northeast Mexico are believed to be those of US-bound migrants. ...

A survivor has told police that 72 people found dead at a ranch near the Mexican border with Texas were migrants kidnapped by an armed group, a federal official said Wednesday. The bodies of 58 men and 14 women were discovered Tuesday when Marines ...

Gunmen who identified themselves as members of the Zetas drug gang are the main suspects of a grisly massacre in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas that left 72 migrants dead on Tuesday, authorities said. Police said on Wednesday that an Ecuadorian migrant ...

Mexican officials investigating the death of 72 people found murdered at a ranch in the north of the country say they were migrants trying to reach the United States. They say the 58 men and 14 women had come from South and Central America. Their bodies ...

PHOENIX - Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl continue to push for expansion of a federal program that requires jail time for illegal immigrants every time they cross the U.S-Mexico border. The Republican senators say Operation Streamline so far has ...