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Amexica: War along the Borderline
Ed Vulliamy
2010, Bodley Head
336 pages, hardback

To Die in Mexico
John Gibler
2011, cheap price gold viagra, City Lights Publishers
217 pages

Reviewed by Gavin O’Toole

THE WAR on drugs, Ed Vulliamy argues in his polished masterpiece Amexica, Gold viagra price, is the first real 21st-century war because, in the end, it is about nothing. A conflict of the post-political era, gold viagra from canada.

He writes: “It is being fought in an age of belligerent hyper-materialism as an ideology in itself, the leading exponents of which run their corporations or banks with personal greed as their sole credo, Gold viagra cheap, and their brands as icons of this post-modern religion.” [p. xxvi]

It is a war empty of ideology, without affiliations on either left or right, and as much about brands and modern lifestyles and the digital era as it is about ethnicity, cheap gold viagra internet, poverty, ideals, Cheapest gold viagra, history. Latin America’s hard-earned civilisation is being rolled back to the times of barbarism before our eyes, buy gold viagra without prescription.

The scale of violence and terror in Mexico’s descent into hell is amply and eloquently described by Vulliamy, an award-winning reporter for the Observer newspaper in London, from decapitated bodies to the tentacles of corruption that reach deep into the country’s executive power, order discount gold viagra.

Between 34,000-38, Buy gold viagra internet, 000 people have been killed in the last four years in the Mexican government’s armed crackdown on the drug gangs. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has begun to voice serious concern about the scale and nature of the violence, which is coloured by acts of such extreme degradation as to make this war, one of many Vulliamy has covered, gold viagra tablets, especially chilling.

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He writes: “Mexico’s cartels combined three things to act as a conduit in flooding America with crack and cocaine: the knowledge of smuggling routes as old as the border itself, the unofficial acquiescence of the Reagan administration, gold viagra malaysia, and their conviviality with Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party [PRI], which had ruled since 1917.” [p. Discount gold viagra without prescription, 6]

This triangular relationship, and US complicity, largely prevailed until 1985 when the death of the DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena in Guadalajara at the hands of the Mexican cartels changed everything. As Vulliamy points, buy gold viagra canada, there is evidence that the CIA knew and may even have trained his killers. Washington demanded action, Drug gold viagra, the cartel of the don of dons, Miguel Angel Félix Gallardo, was broken up – and, like the GM crops so favoured by American consumers, gold viagra rx, cloned offspring sprung up across the region as a turf war enveloped Mexico.

Predictably, it would have been impossible for these cartels to operate without the help of the PRI, but cohabitation and co-operation gave way in the late 1980s to dramatic economic and political change in Mexico that culminated in 2000 with the defeat of this behemoth of Latin American politics and the ascent of the right-wing National Action Party (PAN), buy gold viagra without prescription. With the PAN has come an assault on the cartels that has evolved rapidly in its strategic objectives from their control of drugs to the very survival of the Mexican state. Best price gold viagra, At the same time, Barack Obama’s administration in the US has made contradictory noises, accepting co-responsibility for this problem and agreeing that US arms smuggling to Mexico - and the US appetite for drugs – are at the heart of it, while stepping up military aid to Mexico’s army and police force and militarizing the US frontier, gold viagra drug. Obama is, bizarrely, Gold viagra vendors, digging in his heels about prohibition while expanding the legalization of marijuana.

Vulliamy traces an epic journey along the US-Mexican border – a separate land neither fully Mexican or American where along which most of the violence has taken place - telling tales of both dread and hope from Tijuana to Matamoros. Buy gold viagra without prescription, It is a border loaded with instructive lessons about how all the actors in the unimaginably bloodthirsty drama behave, and history, from the US invasions and abuses of the 1840s to the 1910s as Washington tried to pull the strings of a southern puppet it has never been able to control.

A master communicator, the reporter speaks to the brave people who try to keep lives together and pick up the pieces of debris scattered everywhere in this arid, find gold viagra without prescription, unforgiving territory, including the gringos who make it their business to try and help, Order discount gold viagra online, such as the Reverend Robin Hoover of the First Christian Church, and brave locals such as Pastor José Antonio Galván of the Visión en Acción rehabilitation centre. The author enters the cauldron of Ciudad Juárez, visits the scene of massacres and the cemeteries where their victims pile up, gold viagra for sale. He examines the maquiladora industry that has grown up in the border area, and the hateful femicide that has become cruelly intertwined with the drugs war and exploitative capitalism of the region. Gold viagra cheap drug, He considers the role trucking has played within NAFTA and US money entering the transportation industry, and the narco battle for Nuevo Laredo that opened the killing to a new level. He explores the role of the army and the police in this war, and how they try to stay alive - and prosper from it, buy gold viagra without prescription.

In his epilogue, Vulliamy identifies something like nostalgia for the old ways of the cartels before the bloody chaos that now prevails, cheapest generic gold viagra online, when they were run by half-educated men with roots and business acumen, social bandits Hobsbawm would call them. Gold viagra side effects, Today, his sources point out, there is just crude brutality and bloodshed in the hunger between mass killers for something like respect. As Dr Hiram Muñoz of the forensic autopsy team in Tijuana points out, order gold viagra cheap online, comparing the grotesque executions of an ancient Rome in decline with those of Mexico, torture and violence has always marked the end of a civilization. Cheap gold viagra pill, “And I think we are in a moment of crisis,” says Dr Muñoz, “in the culture of global business.”

The narcotraficante, like the factory owner, order gold viagra no rx, is in recession, and he is taking desperate measures to stay in business.

US prohibition reflex Buy gold viagra without prescription, John Gibler’s study of the drug war, To Die in Mexico, takes a similar journalistic approach to that of Vulliamy – both being a species of war reporting – by visiting and recounting in graphic detail the scenes and senses of numerous acts of terror as part of a broader conflict. Sale gold viagra, However, Gibler is much more inclined to explore the politics of drug-trafficking in Mexico, to attribute blame to the US, to explore why the irrational reflex of prohibition continues to characterize policymaking, cheap gold viagra tablets, and why legalization must now be considered – ultimately delivering a far more powerful book.

Gibler, Purchase gold viagra, it must be remembered, is also taking a far greater risk: he lives and works in Mexico itself, unlike Vulliamy who has a home in Tucson, Arizona, gold viagra bangkok, and his work has reflected in much more detail on the endemic problems facing Mexico. It is courageous indeed for a US journalist to write in such detail about the drug problem while remaining in the country – this, Buy generic gold viagra online, remember, is the most dangerous place in the world for a journalist.

If less inclined to the eloquent narrative that characterises Vulliamy’s work, Gibler’s analysis situates the issue within a far broader understanding of governance and policy, cheap gold viagra online, reflecting a more nuanced comprehension of this war and its causes, as well as its impact on Mexican civil society. The drug war in Mexico, he writes, is two wars: a war between disciplined and organized trafficking organizations in which the Mexican state also participates; and a media war that presents combat and arrests as the product of diligent law-enforcement operations, buy gold viagra without prescription. Gold viagra information, Gibler situates the current mayhem in the so-called democratic apertura that began after the turbulent sexenio of Carlos Salinas de Gortari (1988-94) and the onslaught unleashed by President Ernesto Zedillo (1994-2000) against the expanding Gulf Cartel that was now able to compete against well-established Sinaloan cartels. Zedillo’s successor, Vicente Fox – who ended control by the PRI – also favoured the Sinaloan cartels over the new pretenders, but by 2004 it was too late and the Sinaloans had begun to fight among themselves, buy cheapest gold viagra on line.

When Mexico’s current president Felipe Calderón took power in 2006, he did so with questionable legitimacy after widespread allegations of fraud. Buy gold viagra cheap, In time-honoured fashion, he decided to use the armed forces to bolster his credibility, formalising the drug war, but again leaving the Sinaloans relatively unmolested, gold viagra overnight. Buy gold viagra without prescription, The main problem with this approach, according to Gibler, has been the most open secret in Mexico City and Washington for decades: the Mexican military and federal police are so deeply implicated in drug-trafficking that it is simply adding fuel to the fire.

Gibler writes: “The Mexican army and federal police have administered drug-trafficking for decades… The chief national capos, or drug lords, Gold viagra cheap price, are not only the most wanted narcos of the day – such as Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán – but also generals in the Mexican army and commanders of the federal police.” [p. 25]

The US has continued to channel arms and money to Mexico’s army and federal police to help them as well, despite knowing full well the past links of senior officers with the cartels. The author continues:

“High-level federal officials in the United States government know all of this and go along with the theatrics, gold viagra generic, because, among other reasons, Gold viagra in malaysia, the US economy is also buoyed by the influx of drug money. The defence industries profit handsomely from arms sales to armies, police and the drug gangs themselves; the police are addicted to asset forfeiture laws; prison guard unions are addicted to budget increases; and the criminalization of drugs has proven a durable excuse to lock people of colour in prison in a country still shackled by racism.” [p. 26]

The size of the cross-border trade in guns itself is staggering, buy gold viagra without prescription. Gibler reports that Calderón’s drug war has created a boom for 7,000 US gun stores in the border region, and the Washington Post reported in September 2010 that 62,800 of the more than 80,000 illegal guns confiscated in Mexico between December 2006 and February 2010 were traced back to gun stores in the US.

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Gibler confronts the issue of illegality – which makes the drugs trade so profitable – and how Mexican narco money has long been laundered through American banks. Vulliamy has also written in detail about the past role of such US banking giants such as Wachovia Corp and bank of America Corp in handling laundered Mexican funds . Business savvy and globalized, the cartels’ money is sprinkled across the region and in Mexico they have diversified into controlling entire sectors of the economy, as well as the lucrative trade in human trafficking. Buy gold viagra without prescription, Gibler provides a fascinating and detailed insight into the history of both drug use in the US and the “war on drugs” unleashed by Ronald Reagan through the very plausible – but radical – lens of social control. Prohibition – and the refusal of the US political class to even countenance legalization are important components of what he argues is a massive and sophisticated post-slavery form of racialized control of non-whites, which fused subtly with the Cold War counter-insurgency priorities of the 1980s to push the bloody chaos of illegal drug-trafficking south of the border into Mexico.
He is at pains to point out that this is a truly global marketplace and the raw facts of what is going on “shatter the sordid drug war myths of cops and robbers, of Robin Hood drug lords, of an honest United States of America and a corrupt Mexico.” [p. 60]

Throughout this short but powerful book, Gibler accompanies journalists riding the grim carousel of death on Mexico’s streets, exploring the realities of a profession under siege in states such as Sinaloa and just how they cover the drugs war. He meets some remarkable victims of the violence, such as Salomón Monárrez of the Sinaloa Civic Front who took six bullets and lived. Monárrez, like other brave Mexicans, had had the audacity to seek justice for the victims of a military massacre, buy gold viagra without prescription.

Gibler picks his way through the many – and they are many – abuses and atrocities of this kind committed by the Mexican state and its agents in prosecuting a policy senior officials have long known will never succeed.

He then turns his considerable journalistic armoury on the hypocrisy of both the Mexican and US governments towards drugs policy in general and the issue of legalization in particular. His concluding Chapter 5 is the angriest, and most well informed, denunciation I have yet read of the failure of policy in the region and the cynical motives that underpin that failure. Gibler writes what he thinks:

“Calderón sent the army into the streets to protect him, seeking to grasp through the exercise of violence the social legitimacy he never achieved through the ballot box. The army meanwhile does what it has always done with drug traffickers; sell the plaza Buy gold viagra without prescription, to one group and eliminate that group’s rivals... US policy has not stopped the flow of drugs, but it has outsourced most of the killing. Judging by the drug war’s own proclaimed objectives, there is no better case study in failure. But it is not a failure, of course; illegality increases the value of the commodity, and illegality allows for massive funding of police and military repression and mechanisms of social control. The drug war is a horrid success of state violence and capitalist accumulation, a cash-intoxicated marketplace that simply budgets for murder and political graft to keep things running smoothly.” [pp. 202-04]

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Marial Igelsias Utset, translated by Russ Davidson
2011, University of North Carolina Press
211 pages, plates

Reviewed by Gavin O’Toole

ANYONE who wants to understand the complex sentiments within Cuba towards the US, and the depth of nationalist antipathy that has coloured the relationship since 1959, would do well to pick up this book by Marial Igelsias Utset.

For the US occupation of the Caribbean island – in military terms, compare viagra super force prices online, Viagra super force india, brief – established cultural markers that were profound and have persisted.

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But vernacular Anglo-American phrases and patterns of behaviour also began to creep into daily life as Cubans began to shape their reaction to an all-powerful occupier, viagra super force no online prescription. Barberías became barber shops, US products filled the stores, high society began to hold tea parties, Thanksgiving Day was imprinted on the national calendar, buy viagra super force without prescription. Viagra super force for order, For Cuba, modernisation came with a high cultural price, viagra super force uk. Buy viagra super force in canada, Igelsias Utset aims to recapture this complex crossroads in Cuban history when the end of the War of Independence against Spain was followed by US occupation at the twilight of a century. Cuba was, viagra super force free delivery, Viagra super force from india, literally, “between empires” in this period, order no rx viagra super force, Buy viagra super force on internet, she points out, and battle raged between more strident nationalists, viagra super force tablet, Find viagra super force no prescription required, advocates of Americanization, and the apologists of Spain, cheapest viagra super force prices. Discount viagra super force overnight delivery, One result of this was reflection, and the new political and cultural norms championed by the occupying power led Cubans to scrutinise their national culture and elaborate new narratives in order to do so, viagra super force in uk.

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Nonetheless, behind this spontaneous process of assimilation, the US military government began a more systematic project to foster acculturation by reforming public education to ensure that US norms and values were firmly on the curriculum, buy viagra super force without prescription. Viagra super force without prescription, An initiative led by HK Harroun, a US educator, generic viagra super force online, Viagra super force online without prescription, through the Cuban Educational Association took college-age Cubans (and Puerto Ricans) to study in US higher education institutions as part of a broader civilizing mission based uncompromisingly on traditional racial stereotypes about Latinos from the period. Key to this was learning English, where to order viagra super force, Cheap generic viagra super force, and Harroun’s proposals for the Cuban educational system suggested, among other things, buy cheap viagra super force, No rx viagra super force, that the study of English be made obligatory.

Comprehensive English teaching did indeed permeate the Cuban education system in this brief period, buy viagra super force lowest price, Viagra super force, enthusiastically supported by publishers and philanthropists, aiming to accomplish in a short period what the US military governor Leonard Woods described as “annexation by acclimation”.
It was denounced by Cuba’s nationalist press, of course, and the threat posed to Spanish sent a frisson of cultural panic through the elite, exposing one of many contradictory tendencies among enthusiasts of annexation. Buy viagra super force without prescription, As the author writes:

“The campaign to preserve the Spanish language, now seen as something inextricably linked to the Cuban ‘national soul,’ ranks as another of the many paradoxes of this period. Cubans were pulled in different directions, unable to unite ends and means. As an article of faith, they believed that political and cultural modernization demanded a process of ‘de-Hispanicisation’. Yet they also believed that the modernising project had to be anchored in the familiar terrain of their cultural inheritance with its deep Hispanic roots.” [p. 85]

A Cultural History of Cuba During the US Occupation 1898-1902 provides an excellent analysis of the US control of the island and its motives. More than 100 years later, understanding this period will be of value to students exploring the roots of antipathy in Cuba towards the US and the latter’s refusal to recognize Cuba’s independent status and sovereignty.

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Paulo Drinot
2011, Duke University Press
310 pages

Reviewed by Gavin O’Toole

ATHREAD that has often run through historical treatments of countries in Latin America in recent years has sought to understand how modernity was understood and emulated by the elites that dominated political systems which excluded the vast majority of the population.

So, purchase viagra without prescription, Order generic viagra, Mexican elites in recurrent eras - from the 1870s to the 1980s – took US free-market ideas and norms and transposed them on a society ill-prepared for their consequences, alienating them from their lands and traditions in search of an elusive progress, viagra cost. Viagra canada, In Cuba, social elites welcomed the US military occupation after 1898 not just because of the stability and growth it offered the sugar industry – but because to be American meant to be modern, viagra no rx, Lowest price viagra, to speak English was to communicate modernity.

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The Allure of Labor argues persuasively that industrialization in Peru was as much a cultural policy as an economic one, through which intellectuals and policymakers came to believe the country would be turned into a civilized nation, buy viagra without prescription.

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“The image of the Indian and of the worker, as representing the past/present and the future, articulates the elites’ belief in the transformative power of industrialization but clearly locates that transformation not in the sphere of the economy but in the sphere of race/culture. The power (magic?) of industry, order viagra from canada, Viagra pharmacy, the image suggests, resides in its capacity to transform Peru’s backward indigenous peoples into civilized white/mestizo industrial workers.” [pp, order viagra from us. Order viagra no prescription required, 3-4]

The incompatibility of indigenous society with modern industrial labour is clearly reflected in the 1920 constitution which established separate regimes for labour and indigenous sectors, and was also clearly demarcated in subsequent legislation, viagra online pharmacy. Viagra pharmacy online, Drinot examines these narratives and regulations in terms of their historical impact on the state formation, but points out that the indigenous would challenge their exclusion and have continued to do so to this day, pharmacy viagra. Tablet viagra, Recent conflict between the Peruvian state and indigenous groups only serves to underline the enduring conflict at the heart of the modern idea of nation. He writes:

“…what the study of state agencies that targeted labour counterintuitively reveals, viagra overnight shipping, Buy viagra from india, is that the exclusion of the Indian from projects of nation-state formation was not the consequence of the Peruvian state’s ‘failures,’ as is often argued, order viagra in us. Price of viagra, Rather, the exclusion of the Indian has been and is immanent to the project of nation-state formation, purchase viagra no rx, Viagra alternative, which was and in many ways continues to be premised on the overcoming of indigeneity, that is to say on the de-Indianization of Peru.” [p, viagra medication. Generic viagra cheap, 15]

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The latest commodity to have spun the Morales state into swirling hysteria, for example, is lithium, which the plurinational country has more of than any other in the world, buy viagra oral jelly without prescription. Talk that impoverished Bolivia could become "the Saudi Arabia of lithium" has encouraged Morales to keep the resource tightly under state control, viagra oral jelly buy drug. Viagra oral jelly online review, Webber highlights a series of contradictions laid bare by Morales’ moves to constantly extract and industrialize raw materials in this way in “partnership” with transnational mining and petroleum capital, leading inevitably to the exploitation of workers and the dispossession of indigenous people, viagra oral jelly pill. No prescription viagra oral jelly, These contradictions, the author suggests, purchase viagra oral jelly overnight delivery, Cheapest viagra oral jelly price, calls into question the nature of the relationship between the MAS leader and the ecosocialist struggle internationally.

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Rebellion and Reform in Bolivia is a brave, and ultimately sympathetic, viagra oral jelly in australia, Buying generic viagra oral jelly, attempt to critique the romantic view of Evo Morales’ development project in Bolivia. It is sympathetic because, buy viagra oral jelly from canada, Cheap viagra oral jelly in canada, as Webber suggests, solidarity outside the country should first and foremost always be with the oppressed workers and against imperialist meddling aiming crudely to destabilize the complex leader, compare viagra oral jelly prices. Order cheap viagra oral jelly online, The book examines class structure in Bolivia, assesses debates on revolution in the country and explores the leadership of MAS, viagra oral jelly buy online. Cheap viagra oral jelly overnight delivery, It then goes on to examine the last three years of the Morales’ leadership (2007-10) and maps intellectual currents in contemporary Bolivia.

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