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Mexican Border City Flooded with Soldiers -- Cartel Boss' Arrest Raises Violence Concerns - Vimarsana News

Mexican Border City Flooded with Soldiers -- Cartel Boss' Arrest Raises Violence Concerns

Mexican military forces flooded into the city of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, and began patrolling the region to diffuse potential violence.

EXCLUSIVE GRAPHIC: Gulf Cartel Gunmen Dump Bodies in Cemetery, Media Shushed by Threats - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE GRAPHIC: Gulf Cartel Gunmen Dump Bodies in Cemetery, Media Shushed by Threats

As Mexico’s government continues to be unable to address the raging cartel violence and the control that criminal organizations have over the northern part of the country, the Gulf Cartel once again flexed its muscles with complete impunity by dumping the bodies of two of their victims in a cemetery.

Cartel Violence Drives Mexican Families Away from Border City as Christmas Nears - Vimarsana News

Cartel Violence Drives Mexican Families Away from Border City as Christmas Nears

Dozens of families took part in a narco-exodus by fleeing their homes in northern Tamaulipas, Mexico due to cartel violence.

GRPAHIC: Cartel Gunmen Kill Rivals for Shooting Toddler in Mexican Border State - Vimarsana News

GRPAHIC: Cartel Gunmen Kill Rivals for Shooting Toddler in Mexican Border State

A group of cartel gunmen shot and killed two rivals from the Gulf Cartel, claiming it was payback for the shooting of a three-year-old boy during a targeted killing earlier this week.

EXCLUSIVE: Mexican Cops, Army Clash by Mistake near Texas Border - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Mexican Cops, Army Clash by Mistake near Texas Border

A series of investigations continue under the radar in connection with a confusion of sorts where Mexican Army soldiers exchanged gunfire with a group of Tamaulipas State Police officers.