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Mexico / Drug Wars #1025404

CBS Evening News for Friday, Jun 29, 2012
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(Studio: Scott Pelley) Statistics on drug-related killings in Mexico cited.

(Mexico City: Bill Whitaker) The toll of the drug war on average citizens in Mexico featured; scenes shown of violence in the streets and the 3 presidential candidates, who vow to stop it; details given about the story of one woman who is in hiding after fleeing the Los Zetas cartel and how her husband was taken. [Advocate Valentina PERALTA†† {thru reporter's translation} – says cartels have the money and power to intimidate police, judges and politicians.]

Reporter(s):
Pelley, Scott;
Whitaker, Bill
Duration:
00:02:30

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