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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 2011

Page

12

El Chapo Guzman grows power a decade after escape

A decade after Joaquin Guzman escaped a Mexican federal prison, he has become a dominant drug lord with a fortune above 1 billion dollars per Forbes. His Sinaloa cartel expanded from Mexico across the Americas, aided by a security detail up to 300 and a vast network of supporters in Sinaloa and the Golden Triangle region. The escape damaged PAN's image and sparked ongoing government scrutiny while authorities chase him across multiple locations.

Mexico City Joaquin “el Chapo” Guzman Forbes France Venezuela Argentina Australia U.S Sinaloa Cartel Chapo Guzman DEA Mexico Central America South America Sinaloa Guzman Sinaloa State Golden Triangle Durango Wikileaks Guillermo Galvan Galvan Chapo Associated Press Guadalajara Vicente Fox Fox National Action Party PAN Felipe Calderon Manuel Clouthier el Chapo Cartel Clouthier

Bombing kills 52 at Tikrit police recruitment line

A passing by own action bomber struck outside a Tikrit police station killing 52 and injuring about 150 during a recruitment event for 2,000 new police jobs. The blast shattered security gains amid Iraqi efforts backed by the United States.

Baghdad Saddam Hussein U.S Iraq Tikrit

Vatican letter urges Irish bishops to withhold abuse reports

A 1997 Vatican letter to Ireland's bishops instructs them to avoid reporting suspected child abuse to police, undermining claims of no local withholding. The document, obtained by RTE and provided to the AP, shows Rome preferred internal handling over civil cooperation amid Ireland's abuse lawsuits.

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