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Narco-banners appear in La Paz after weekend violence leaves eight dead across Baja California Sur

Two narco-banners surfaced in La Paz after a violent weekend that left eight people dead across La Paz, Comondú, and Loreto. Authorities are silent on the accusations.

Two narco-banners appeared in La Paz on Sunday morning, escalating tensions after a violent Saturday that left eight people dead in Baja California Sur. The banners, which emerged in the neighborhoods of Revolución and Las Américas, publicly accuse civil and military authorities of colluding with organized crime and failing to contain the region’s growing violence.

According to early reports . . .

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