The Mexican Drug War

The New York Times reported on the deteriorating conditions in the state, with government officials promising to seize back control from the cartel on Monday (January 13). However, citizens who have taken up arms have been warring in the open with the drug gangs in the western Mexican state.

The Mexican Drug War has been raging for years and despite military intervention to quell the violence sparked by the drug cartels, the battles have torn many regions apart. Now, government officials in Mexico have to also contend with civilian vigilantes known as “self-defense” groups who have declared war on the violent Knights Templar cartel in the state of Michoacán.

The turmoil in Michoacán — where vigilantes have been battling cartel gunmen on village streets — poses one of the biggest security challenges for President Enrique Peña Nieto, whose focus since taking office a little over a year ago has been on the economy.

Coco Austin Has It All

+Coco Austin recently broke into the +Playboy toy sex industry. Nicole Natalie Marrow is an American actress, dancer, glamour model and web personality. She has been married to rapper-actor Ice-T.

Coco is a model, actress, and owner of one of the most epic butts on the face of the earth. Check out photos of Coco Austin showing off her Great Butt and breast. Here are two fantastic examples of Coco's fabulous booty.




It gets no hotter than to see +Coco Austin in a bikini at the beach. Ice-T's surgically enhanced wife Coco Austin hasn't always looked the way she does.


Model and entrepreneur Coco Austin celebrated the launch of her new clothing line 'Cocolicious' by letting loose in a Hotel pool in N.Y.C. Rapper/Tv star Ice-T and his wife Coco Austin are making plans for a baby.The couple is hoping to become parents.



Nicole Austin was born in 1979 in Palos Verdes, California. Austin later lived in Albequerque, New Mexico.

Drug Dealer Behind 79 Murders

Mexican officials say a 20-year-old man has admitted to killing 45 people, and is being investigated for 34 more. Juan Pablo Vazquez was caught earlier this month in in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey where he was allegedly selling drugs.

Vazquez, who said he was part of an unidentified local organized crime group, has already admitted being behind 45 killings and “is related to at least 79 murders, most of them committed in 2012. Mexico has suffered from a wave of drug-related violence, with about 1,000 people a month dying in gangland killings. About 80,000 people have died since 2007 in cartel violence.