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Mexicos local police
 
  a. frequently have links to the drug cartels.
  b. have cracked the wave of murders of women in Tijuana.
  c. generally work hard for the PAN electoral machine.
  d. have sharply lowered the level of corruption within their ranks.

Question 2

President Calderns war on drugs
 
  a. was opposed by most Mexicans.
  b. had both positive and negative results.
  c. gained increased public support during his presidency.
  d. reduced the level of violence in Mexican society.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

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Answer: b





 

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