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The bodies of three men were found dumped on a roadside in Mexico's state of Zacatecas, which is plagued with violence between several Mexican drug cartels.

International experts claimed that the Mexican government has falsified its probe into the case of Mexico's 43 students missing.

The three dead bodies of municipal police were found abandoned on a dirt road in the Municipality of Sombrete, Zacatecas.

Soldiers in Mexico found three of the seven elderly men allegedly kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel dead on the side of a road in Zacatecas state on Sunday.

A 3.4 million Guyanese dollar or nearly US$17,000 worth of cocaine was found in five sealed brown envelopes with Christmas cards at a post office in Guyana.

Colombia's armed forces on Tuesday seized the largest shipment of cocaine so far this year, with 10 tons of the illegal drugs confiscated.

Argentina's former President Mauricio Macri testified in federal court over allegations of espionage against him for having spied on the relatives of the dead crew members of the submarine ship that sank four years ago.

Colombia's President Ivan Duque likened the arrest of Gulf Clan leader Dairo Antonio Usuga to the capture of late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar three decades ago.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki had denied claims that illegal immigrants are being flown from the southern border to suburban New York in the middle of the night.

A new police chief in Tijuana, Mexico has received a death threat from a rival of the Sinaloa Cartel in the form of a severed head on his first day in office.