We respect the Calderon administration for its commitment to confront the narco-traffickers directly, and we stand by Mexico as a partner in its fight to guarantee the rule of law for all Mexican citizens.
Brian A. Nichols: “We respect the Calderon administration for its commitment to confront the narco-traffickers directly, and we stand by…”
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Nichols emphasizes U.S. support for Mexico's fight against drug trafficking.
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