Epstein Secrets

ized "a hodgepodge of mask ordinances and executive orders, but many municipalities are barely enforcing them." The Times adds, "Several sheriffs in Colorado and New Mexico have openly defied local rules and publicly refused to carry them out." Meanwhile, a number of city officials in California openly wa

tonpost.com/world/the_americas/mexico-santa-rosa-lima-cartel-el- marro-yepez-ortiz/2020/08/02/4006895e-d4ca-llea-aff6-220dd3a1474 l_story.html> (8/2, Sieff, 14.2M) reports Mexican authorities on Sunday arrested Jose Antonio Yepez Ortiz, "one of the country's most wanted criminals, whose reign helped tr

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nt masses who once filled Hong Kong's streets in protest have largely gone quiet." Guatemala Emerging As New Drug Route. The Washington Post (7/5, Sieff, 14.2M) reports that the "cat-and-mouse game between the United States and the leaders of Latin America's drug trade has shifted to this wild stretc

ized "a hodgepodge of mask ordinances and executive orders, but many municipalities are barely enforcing them." The Times adds, "Several sheriffs in Colorado and New Mexico have openly defied local rules and publicly refused to carry them out." Meanwhile, a number of city officials in California openly w

six months from harassing the petitioners in every shape, way and form." Mexico Arrests Santa Rosa De Lima Cartel Chief. The Washington Post (8/2, Sieff, 14.2M) reports Mexican authorities on Sunday arrested Jose Antonio Yepez Ortiz, "one of the country's most wanted criminals, whose reign helped tra

y pivotal role in the Nevada caucuses on Feb. 22, the third early state, and then when Super Tuesday arrives on March 3, when California, Texas and Colorado go to the polls. "I think the big question for Biden is whether he will learn from what the Obama administration failed at when it came to immigrat

W WORLD ORDER: -- Attorney General Bill Barr's meeting in Mexico could be a prelude to greater U.S. involvement in the fight against drug cartels. Sieff reports: When Barr "met with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Thursday, it marked the highest-level discussion of a matter of bitte

ized "a hodgepodge of mask ordinances and executive orders, but many municipalities are barely enforcing them." The Times adds, "Several sheriffs in Colorado and New Mexico have openly defied local rules and publicly refused to carry them out." Meanwhile, a number of city officials in California openly w

six months from harassing the petitioners in every shape, way and form." Mexico Arrests Santa Rosa De Lima Cartel Chief. The Washington Post (8/2, Sieff, 14.2M) reports Mexican authorities on Sunday arrested Jose Antonio Yepez Ortiz, "one of the country's most wanted criminals, whose reign helped tra