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The Gulf cartel, which dominates trafficking from northeastern Mexico into Central America and has cells across the United States, is pitted against its former armed wing, the Zetas, in an unrelenting turf war.
That violence has spread into Mexico's richest city of Monterrey near the Texas border, in a escalation of the drug war that worries foreign investors with factories in the area.
More than 31 jimmy choo outlet store ,000 people have been killed across Mexico since December 2006, when Calderon took office and launched his army-led crackdown. The government is under increasing pressure to contain the burgeoning death toll across the country.
Drug gangs blocked roads and set fire to gas stations in the colonial city of Morelia in western Mexico on Friday evening after soldiers captured a local drug gang leader, state news agency Notimex said.
Calderon's national security chief Alejandro Poire lauded Cardenas' killing as a major success in weakening the cartels that generate up to $40 billion a year in narcotics sales in the United States.
"Today jimmy choo outlet store , we are taking a significant step in dismantling the criminal gangs that do so much damage to our country's population," Poire told reporters.
But drug trade specialists warned the violence will continue as long as Mexico fails to reform the corrupt judicial jimmy choo outlet store , police and prison services that help feed the cycle of killings.
"This is unfortunately going to fuel the spiraling violence because rivals will try to take advantage of the Gulf cartel's weakened state jimmy choo outlet store ," said Pedro de la Cruz, a security analyst at Mexico's National Autonomous University.
Calderon has pledged reform but has failed to get initiatives through a divided Congress, focusing mainly on army-led operations that have led to the capture or killing of several top drug lords since late last year.
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